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Green Bean Seeds, Ferasetsiz

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One of the most productive green beans we have ever grown. Excellent flavor. “Ferasetsiz” means stringless in Turkish, and this is only one of the many qualities of this bean.

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Ferasetsiz, meaning stringless in Turkish, is one of the most productive pole green bean varieties we have ever grown. Once the long vines begin producing beans, they don’t stop until getting loaded. Harvest regularly to encourage continuous production. This is a traditional snap bean variety that is still commonly grown and sold in Turkey.

Our current Ferasetsiz bean seed stock was grown by Celeste Tannenbaum in Ohio. 

Packet has min. 20 seeds

Commercially introduced by us in the US

Phonetically pronounced: 

  • Phaseolus vulgaris
  • Full sun
  • Planting depth: 1/2-1″
  • Sprouts in 7-10 days
  • Ideal growing temperature: 70-80F
  • Plant spacing: 4-6″
  • Frost hardy: No
  • Growth habit: Pole
  • Growing tips: Soak seeds in water overnight. Direct-seed after last frost. Trellis pole varieties. Pick frequently to encourage production. Re-seed every two weeks for prolonged harvest.
Weight 0.05 lbs
Seed count

25 seeds, 50 seeds, 100 seeds

3 reviews for Green Bean Seeds, Ferasetsiz

  1. 3.67
    (3 customer reviews)
    67% of customers recommend this product.
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  2. ELIZABETH W. –

    My first time experience with this pole bean variety has been a bit rocky, perhaps because of several dry spells and inadequate scaffolding for vigorous vines that are reaching 10 feet. This planting (seeded May 28) has lots of flowers, but fairly light fruiting as of September 8.

  3. Kimberly Hart –

    Grew lots of vines and beans but they are a bit stringy.

  4. Sila (verified owner) –

    Great germination rates and they grew very well.

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