Bean Clark

The Clark variety of green bean is an early-maturing, high-yielding variety that reaches productive maturity in approximately 55-56 days. The plants are upright, with a plant density of 300-350 thousand per hectare, ensuring yields of up to 15 tons per hectare. The Clark bean pods are long, straight, and intensely green, measuring 10-12 cm, with tender flesh and no fibrous texture, making them particularly attractive to consumers and fresh produce markets.

This variety exhibits high resistance to several diseases, including common bean mosaic virus and bean curly virus, and possesses intermediate resistance to bacterial spot. This resistance ensures stable yields and reduces the need for intensive plant protection, making it advantageous for cultivation both in home gardens and commercial plantations.

The Clark bean is versatile in application: it can be consumed fresh, processed, or stored. Thanks to its excellent taste and aroma qualities, as well as its adaptability to various climatic conditions and agronomic practices, this variety is an excellent choice for gardeners and farmers seeking a high-quality, marketable product.