No matter what you call them (asparagus beans, yardlong beans, snake beans, or Chinese long beans), one thing is the same – they thrive in the heat and love producing all summer long. Not only that, these beans are high in protein, vitamin B, iron, and calcium, and are easy to grow. Learn how to grow asparagus beans with these 5 tips.
Lauren
Friday 22nd of July 2022
Hi - I planted my asparagus beans in mid-March, but 4 months later, they still haven't started flowering. Should I be worried? They're creeping up the trellis, so I know they're growing a few inches a week.
Angela Judd
Friday 29th of July 2022
Hopefully soon. That does seem slow, but hopefully, once they get going they will produce well for you.