dt-brown VEGETABLE SEEDS Broad Bean Luz de Otono Seeds

Broad Bean Luz de Otono Seeds

Botanical Name: Vicia faba
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The world's first autumn-cropping broad bean, so you can enjoy the unique flavour of this great favourite for even more of the year. The 25cm-long pods contain between five and seven beans, and their flavour is particularly good. The seed can also be autumn-sown to produce an early summer crop of pods.

Key information

Botanical Name: Vicia faba
Genus: Broad Bean

Characteristics & growing conditions

Attractive to: Attractive To Bees and Attractive To Butterflies
Sow outdoors February to April, or September to November. Double rows, 30cm/12in apart. Where more than one double row is sown allow 90cm/3ft between them. Spacing 23cm/9in between plants. Harvest: June to July (from February to April sowings); April to May (from September to November sowings). Early and late sowings will benefit from cloche protection.
Sow Indoors
Sow Outside
Flowers / Harvest

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£7.35 delivery charge

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