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If you are planting your winter crops or getting ready for them, beans are a great start.

Start in larger cells, at least 25mm or larger
Pick fresh seed of a variety that is suitable for your area
Check soil Ph 5-6.5 and have a good organic mix
Raise up if you are on heavy clay
Beans need full sun (6+hrs of clear sun a day)
Have a strong trellis with vertical supports for the beans (horizontal are great for peas) set up north/south facing so your beans get both morning and afternoon sun on each side.
Plant in 2-3 seed, for a multi sown technique or individual.
When planting out and transferring do not hold buy the stem, hold by the leaves.
Leave 10cm between individual plants or 20cm between the multi sown
by offsetting into two rows you can maximize the planting on both sides of your trellis, fitting in almost twice as many plants.
Water in after planting, some compost additions during growth can be beneficial but generally not needed unless there are trace element amendments needed.

Watch out for brown bean bug
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I planted out 20 frost beans, as I trialed a few varieties last year and frost was my preferred flavour and texture for a cooked bean
I will monitor the plants for any growth issues and trouble shoot if they need extra nutrients as they grow.