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Guar Beans?

17 years ago

Hello -- has anyone out there ever experimented with Guar beans, a/k/a Cluster Beans? I know they're grown quite widely in India and other tropical countries. Just wondered if anyone has experimented with these in more temperate climates?

Dennis

SE Michigan

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chaman
17 years ago
You can grow Guar beans like any other beans.The beans will not go to ripening stage due short weather. Any way only green tender beans are good for edible use.It needs 5 to 6 months for beans to ripen for seeds.You may have to buy the seeds every year.You may GOOGLE for on line seeds co.s.
chaman
17 years ago
Pic. of Guar. plant from my garden.

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