Beans WHITE GUARD

WHITE GUARD is a mid-early and high-yielding variety of beans, distinguished by its resistance to adverse weather conditions. The period from germination to the first harvest is 70‑85 days, and plant height ranges from 65–105 cm, making them easy to plant in open beds or as border rows for greenhouse crops.

Beans of this variety have a pleasant taste: they are sweet and lack a parchment hard layer. Bean length is 10‑13 cm, width is 2–2.5 cm, making them convenient for culinary use fresh, as well as for canning and freezing. At milk maturity, seeds retain their structure and can be used both for food and as feed additives.

Yield reaches 0.6–0.8 kg of beans per square meter and 0.2–0.3 kg of seeds. For optimal growth, sowing seeds after soaking them in water for a day is recommended. Plants prefer fertile loamy soils, are moisture-loving, but do not tolerate water stagnation. During mass flowering, topping – removal of the main shoot top – is beneficial, which accelerates bean maturation and increases yield.