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I have two double rows of autumn sown Bunyards Exhibition with no setting pods - the flowers are just dropping. Next to them is a single double row of autumn sown Aquadulce with lots of pods.
Why?!! They are in the same bed and were sown at the same time. The only difference is that the Aquadulce is the most southerly row. All are between 18inches and 2 feet tall and have ba little black fly. Plenty of pollinators although the carpenter bees have been drilling in from the bottom as usual. Perhaps they are very selective on bean variety and have damaged the lot?
Thanks lovelies
Why?!! They are in the same bed and were sown at the same time. The only difference is that the Aquadulce is the most southerly row. All are between 18inches and 2 feet tall and have ba little black fly. Plenty of pollinators although the carpenter bees have been drilling in from the bottom as usual. Perhaps they are very selective on bean variety and have damaged the lot?
Thanks lovelies
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