Bean Asparagus Yardlong

Asparagus Yardlong bears loads of slender very long pods that are best picked when less than 18 in. long. It has a delicious nutty flavor steamed stir-fried or sauteed. It’s easy to grow and has no serious pests or diseases. GARDEN HINTS: Do not work around plants when wet. Keep beans picked for continuous bearing; shell mature pods and use as dried beans....

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