Bean SHADOW ON THE GARDEN

Technical Profile and Agronomic Features

The "Ten NA Pleten" variety, developed by the Gavrish breeding firm, is a high-performance climbing asparagus bean designed for efficiency in vegetable production. The plant's design focuses on balancing vegetative development with rapid pod set cycles.

Plant Architecture and Cultivation Logic

With a climbing habit and a height reaching 60–70 cm, this cultivar necessitates a vertical support system (such as trellises or wooden fences). This structural requirement is essential for practical yield management: vertical positioning ensures optimal airflow, reduces the incidence of fungal pathogens caused by soil moisture, and facilitates efficient harvesting.

Maturation Dynamics and Product Specifications

• Vegetation Cycle: Spanning 41–55 days from emergence to technical maturity, this early-ripening variety is ideal for staggered planting schedules to ensure consistent market supply.
• Pod Quality: As an asparagus (snap/stringless) bean, it lacks the fibrous parchment layer typically found in shelling beans. This structural absence makes the pods suitable for whole-pod culinary applications without pre-processing.
• Physical Attributes: The green color of the pods at technical maturity serves as a marker for peak nutritional value and freshness. The white seeds ensure a clean, neutral presentation when cooked, preserving the visual appeal of dishes.

The primary advantage of the "Ten NA Pleten" variety is its combination of compact ground footprint and high-density pod production. By utilizing vertical space, growers can maximize yields per square meter while maintaining high quality standards for the asparagus bean market.