Dedicated Bean Pole Thread

Johnson City, TN(Zone 6b)

New and final guess.....51.5 lbs. Devota

Ames, NE(Zone 5b)

I must say I'm hesitant but my new guess is 44 lbs

SE Houston (Hobby), TX(Zone 9a)

New and FINAL guess is...................26.75 lbs. (Gymgirl)

Houston, TX(Zone 9b)

54 lbs. is my guess. I don't think anyone had that one, but if so, just let me know.

Thanks!

Glendale/Parks, AZ

30 lbs

Boca Raton, FL(Zone 10a)

6.6 oz picked today To date 1 lb 5.7 oz

(Zone 11)

What an interesting thread... I'd like to guess 22.6 lbs.
But I hope you get a ton! :~)

Boca Raton, FL(Zone 10a)

7 oz picked today total to date: 1 lb 13 0z

Kerrville, TX

Awww, come on Bob!!! Pour more fertilizer on them beans. The stress is beginning to get to me.

Boca Raton, FL(Zone 10a)

I'm out there every night begging that bean pole to get going.

Eunice, MO(Zone 5b)

Come on Bob I am not impressed yet! I have gorwn beans and yours are laying down on the job. Get out there and tell 'em to get busy!

Whitsett, NC(Zone 8a)

Them's fightin' words . . .

Crestview, FL

Bob: I'm guessing 101 pounds.
joy

Kerrville, TX

I think what you planted was them "French Fillet" beans and you are out there stumbling around in the dark talking to them in an off version of English with a south Florida drawl. It aint working, Bob.

Boca Raton, FL(Zone 10a)

Thanks Jay!!!!. I'm goin picking tonight so we'll see.

Boca Raton, FL(Zone 10a)

Ok !!!! Today's harvest 1 lb 4 oz (see Jay, talking to them works)

Total to date 3 lbs, 1oz

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Boca Raton, FL(Zone 10a)

Just had to throw this pic of the cuke I just picked

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Whitsett, NC(Zone 8a)

I wish my cucumbers would start growing . . . ^_^

Dade City, FL(Zone 9a)

101 is already taken Joy. Sorry, don't mean to steal your thunder.

Boca Raton, FL(Zone 10a)

Here is the guess list so far:

darkmoondreamer 35
Pugzley 42
Devota 51.5
tubbytee 44
Jaywhacker ?
chris_1cf530 30
Gymgirl 26.75
goldfinch4 85
Syrumani 73.5
Occarol 87
Kathy65468 93
Virginbred 62.5
LynnWeidman 87.75
Chainsaw 96.7
Dave67 22.6
rtl850nomore 30 (You need to re-guess)
Shuggins 54
Ray_Der_Pham 24
fbded 66
bseward 58
2busygardening 101
joy112854 101 (you need to re-guess)
moms2goldens 37

23 lucky contestants so far

This message was edited Apr 13, 2009 10:08 PM

Carmel, IN(Zone 5b)

BocaBob--you missed my guess of 37 pounds (on 4/6/09). I want to win those stackers!! LOL

Boca Raton, FL(Zone 10a)

sorry, just added you in.(maybe a lucky omen?)

Kerrville, TX

I had 42 but Pugzley stole it. But that's alright, she and I will just divide the stacker pots evenly if we win. Lets see........seven pots......I get 4 and she can have 3. Thats fair.

Johnson City, TN(Zone 6b)

You already have all the pots in potland now Jay.

Mona in Metcalfe, ON(Zone 5a)

that is such an amazing idea where did you get the pots

Lake Elsinore, CA

No, Jaywhacker, you have to cut that odd pot in half for it to be fair.

mulege, Mexico

My guess is 117# but I think the total will be higher.

katie

P.S. A cashew nut tree which I started from seed last year is blooming!!!

Marilyn Glen st. Mar, FL(Zone 9a)

I'm guessing 81.5, don't know why that number, but I sure would love to have a set of those stackables. I have them on my wish list now. going to talk my sons into buying me some, I hope. going to talk anyway. lol Here in n.e. florida where my soil is nothing but clay, these would help out greatly in growing lots of things.
Is beans all you have grown in them?
BocaBob I love reading your posts.

Mona in Metcalfe, ON(Zone 5a)

that is amazing I have never heard of a tree blooming in one year they usually nut and fruit trees take minimum 3 to 5 years to bloom

Mona in Metcalfe, ON(Zone 5a)

I am going to see able finding them in my area I think I have seen them before
but I would only put two seeds in each one and thin down to one with so many you must have to fertilize often to keep the plants happy

Boca Raton, FL(Zone 10a)

mcrochet

Currently in stacking planters I am growing Lettuce, bush beans, purple bush beans, black eyed peas, English peas, collars, tomatoes, peppers, strawberries, cantaloupe, and watermelon

Mona in Metcalfe, ON(Zone 5a)

that is amazing will have to get lots of them since my vegi garden needs to much work to plant there this year the neighbor had his water problems fixed and he is draining it all into my backyard lol vegi garden I tried to talk to him and he dont care so I had to contact the city to have an engineer come out since I am not going to tolerate my property getting flooded by his ignorance

so this year we will just plant next to the house in a much smaller area so I am going to need some way of planting more in less space and that looks good to me

Crestview, FL

Alrighty, I will just have to go with 103 then, is that number ok?
I got lots of confidence in Bob.LOL
joy

Johnson City, TN(Zone 6b)

Mona, more with less is always better. Just ask Bob. His space isn't huge but I'm guessing he has veggies enough to give away or even sell at the farmer's market. That put us all on the "cutting edge" of growing veggies.

Edisto Island, SC(Zone 8b)

katiebear "P.S. A cashew nut tree which I started from seed last year is blooming!!!"

i would love to see pics of this tree if you can post them...so interesting!!! virginia

Pembroke Pines, FL(Zone 10a)

But those pictures belong in the Fruit and Nut thread as you are getting off subject and sort of taking away from the bean bets!

Mona in Metcalfe, ON(Zone 5a)

my guess is 138 pounds

Water Valley, MS(Zone 7a)

Nice looking beans, Bob. My guess is 31 and 1/4 pounds, if that is OK.

Boca Raton, FL(Zone 10a)

This is what it is all about !!!!!! Dinner that didn't have to be bought at the grocery store. The tomato is the first one of my 3rd planting since last August. (More beans to pick tonight off the bean pole)

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Ames, NE(Zone 5b)

One to beam to Bob's house Scotty..LOL
Looks yummy..

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