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📖 About This Plant
Large, creamy white beans in bold black-and-white pods. Extremely cold-hardy — can be planted in fall or early spring before last frost. Rich in protein, fiber, and folate. The classic spring bean of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisine.
Sow 2 inches deep, 6-8 inches apart, in rich well-drained soil. Plant 4-6 weeks before last spring frost — fava beans thrive in cool weather. In zones 6+, fall planting produces larger yields. Stake tall varieties if needed. Inoculate with fava bean innoculant for better nitrogen fixation.
What hardiness zones can you grow Fava Bean (Extra Precoce) in?
Fava Bean (Extra Precoce) grows best in USDA Hardiness Zones 3a–10b. Large, creamy white beans in bold black-and-white pods. Always check your local zone before planting.
How much sun does Fava Bean (Extra Precoce) need?
Fava Bean (Extra Precoce) requires Full to Partial Sun. Sow 2 inches deep, 6-8 inches apart, in rich well-drained soil.
When should I plant Fava Bean (Extra Precoce)?
Fava Bean (Extra Precoce) is best planted in Early Spring / Fall (zones 6+). Sow 2 inches deep, 6-8 inches apart, in rich well-drained soil. Plant 4-6 weeks before last spring frost — fava beans thrive in cool weather.
How long does Fava Bean (Extra Precoce) take to harvest?
Fava Bean (Extra Precoce) typically reaches harvest in 75-85 days. Water needs are Moderate. Grow it alongside Corn and Cucumber for best results.
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