Climbing French Bean Pantheon – Juicy, Flat-Podded Stringless Beans

Botanical Name: Phaseolus vulgaris
Seed Count: 50
Genus: Peas & Beans

Climbing French Bean Pantheon is a vigorous, high-yielding variety producing long, juicy, flat-podded, stringless beans that hang in attractive clusters. With white flowers and good disease resistance, these plants deliver early crops before runner beans are ready, making them a perfect choice for continuous harvests.

Why You’ll Love It:

• Stringless & Juicy: Flat pods packed with flavour, ideal for fresh or cooked dishes.

• High-Yielding: Vigorous growth produces abundant crops throughout the season.

• Early Production: Provides beans before runner beans mature.

• Attractive Clusters: Pods hang in clusters, adding charm to your garden.

How to Grow:

• Indoors: Sow April–May, 2.5cm deep in individual pots of compost. Keep warm (15–20°C) and moist. Gradually acclimatise seedlings and plant out 25cm apart with 45cm between rows once frosts have passed (May–June).

• Outdoors: Sow May–July, 5cm deep in well-prepared, fertile soil. Sow two seeds per position, 30cm apart, with 45cm between rows. Thin to leave the strongest plants.

• Harvest: July–October. Pick pods when fully grown but still tender for the best flavour.

A garden favourite, Pantheon delivers beautiful, tasty beans early in the season, with reliable, abundant harvests for home growers. 🌿✨