Serengeti French Filet Bean

barefootgardener · July 28, 2015

The beans are coming in. My first pickings! I picked a large colander of Serengeti French Filet Beans . More on the vines/bush growing. This is a early maturing variety with some pretty good yields so far. The beans are pencil thin, with long straight pods. I picked them when they reached close to five or six inches. The plants are only about 14-17 inches high, but strong and hardy. The beans are very tender when lightly steamed for just a few minutes. Extremely tasty raw also.
This is my first year growing this variety, and I will definitely it grow again. My husband and I loved them!!

Ginny

July 28, 2015	#1
barefootgardener Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Michigan Zone 4b Posts: 1,291	Serengeti French Filet Bean The beans are coming in. My first pickings! I picked a large colander of Serengeti French Filet Beans . More on the vines/bush growing. This is a early maturing variety with some pretty good yields so far. The beans are pencil thin, with long straight pods. I picked them when they reached close to five or six inches. The plants are only about 14-17 inches high, but strong and hardy. The beans are very tender when lightly steamed for just a few minutes. Extremely tasty raw also. This is my first year growing this variety, and I will definitely it grow again. My husband and I loved them!! Ginny Last edited by barefootgardener; July 28, 2015 at 05:11 PM.