The vine-grown bean flower has several flowers in white, yellow, or purple in the bulbospora from the axilla. The flower is composed of one petal, two wing petals, two keel petals and all five petals and looks like a butterfly. Leaves are alternate phyllotaxis, 3 small leaves, and petiole is long. Leaves are wide ovate or obovate, with pointed ends and flat edges.
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I love beans, one of my favorite staples, but I couldn't grow them this year, too little rain and too high temperature. I think I will plant them in ditches and put a lot of mulch next year... Feeling hopeful!
The heat destroyed the bean formation. It's just very long flower stalks right now. Good thing I've grown cucumbers on the same space, so it's not all wasted.
Wow, thats a healthy idea @alreina740
Nowadays, vegetables in the market mostly full of pesticides that will weaken our immune system.
Having garden in our backyard and planting assorted vegetables is a great idea! Thumbs up for that effort.
Your post is really useful @alreina740 and somehow it will open the eyes of our friends here for them to plant also vege. If no land area to plant, they can buy pots and plant there some common vege that we always use. :)
Great post thank you and following.