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The Provider Bush Bean, originating from South Carolina, USA, has been a trusted early green bean since 1968. Known for its disease resistance and adaptability to different soils, it thrives in both cool and hot climates. With heavy pod production on compact plants, it's best harvested at five to six inches. Ideal for home and market gardens, Provider beans retain their flavor and nutrients when frozen.

Latin Name: Phaseolus Vulgaris
- Days to Maturity: 50-70
- Life Cycle: Annual
- Days to Germination: 5-10
- Germination Optimal Soil Temperature: 20-30°C
- Planting Depth: 3 cm
- Seed Spacing: 2-3 seeds every 5-10 cm
- Thinning Seedlings: Every 40-60 cm when at least 8-10 cm tall with 2 sets of true leaves
- Row Spacing: 50-90 cm
- Plant Height: 40-70 cm
- Harvest: Regularly to encourage the growth of new pod sets

Growing Tips
- Select a sunny, well-drained spot for beans. Use support structures for pole beans. Plant 2 cm deep and 8 cm apart. For bush beans, plant every 8 cm in rows spaced 45 cm apart. Start new plantings every two weeks for continuous harvest.
- Beans naturally enrich soil with nitrogen, needing minimal fertilization. Rotate bean locations yearly. Keep beans well-watered and mulched to maintain moisture and cool roots. Pinch out tops of pole beans when they outgrow support.
- Harvest young beans in the morning for best flavor. Regular picking boosts yield.