This would be the best place to plant your beans. Peas fix nitrogen in the soil which is an asset when growing beans.

It was said "Peas fix nitrogen in the soil which is an asset when growing beans."

Even though widely believed, not so.

The problem is that the fixed nitrogen is used for the originating plant. The nitrogen doesn't leak out of the nodules. Instead, it's used to produce that plant's flowers and fruits.

So, to reap the benefits of legume-produced nitrogen, one must dig the plants into the soil *prior* to bloom.

Thanks for the advice! I was questioning it, because in The Vegetable Gardeners Bible, it says to avoid following peas or bush beans. Why would it say that?