Those bean plants sure are looking pretty! I love the arch, and the lettuce in the wheelbarrow looks excellent!
I gave my sister-in-law to be some of the beans. (If you remember her mother is from Korea.) My brother has started to become a bit of a vegetable gardener so I expect they will grow some next year in their new home.
Remy

Here is a link that might be useful: Clickable Link to Garden PIcs

Remy
Thanks for linking the photos. My 1st time posting pictures is less than successful.

You're welcome!
Don't worry about it, my first attempt at many things have been less than successful, LOL.
Remy

Jim, You can tag an image into the body of the thread by using an html tag like this.

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To embed a link in the body of your message, use this form.

jim's link

Don't include the space after the in either of the examples above.

The problem with your link is that you did not post an image but rather a link to a picasa webpage that contains images. You can individually link your photos if you use the image url like this.

By the way, I have a pole of Insuk's Wang Kong which is doing great here in Oklahoma, this summer. We had nearly 2 mos. of above 100 degree weather. During that time it did not set pods. But it was couched among some poles of a Cherokee pole bean, which might have helped protect it a bit. Now, with temps only in the 90s, it seems to be starting to set pods!

George
Tahlequah, OK

Hi Jim,

Just wanted to say that everything looks AWESOME! These beans in particular are amazing because the flowers and vegetation look absolutely beautiful and then they produce yummy edible beans too! Can't go wrong.

Jim,

Those are some nice pictures.

Everything you sent me is growing whole. I am especially looking forward to my second year with the Korean Melons.

thanks,
Dean