Bean Cannellino (Bush)
A favourite amidst italian cuisine and chef's alike is the Cannelini Bean - a starchy, potato like addition to soups (re. minestrone), stews, and...
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Keep these plant babies safe from frost... They will not survive in the cold. Labelled as a dwarf due to their statured nature by comparison to other climbing versions. These only grow to about knee height.
Planting Guide: Can be sown in early spring, if prepared to cover/protect them, if not, sow later into the spring season where the danger of frost has dissipated. Sow 1" deep, about 6" apart. This plant prefers warm soil, compost recommended. Full sun. Water regularly. Ideal for succession planting.
Harvest: Can be harvested at about 60 days by cutting the bean pods off with scissors. Regular harvesting will encourage continued production.
Due to it's size, this bean is great for a patio garden or pot planting. Enjoy!
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