miss-labeled?

Cross pollination wouldn't be an issue unless it's for seed collection, correct? They're planted between a row of Tendergreen beans and a row of dry shelling Jacobs cattle and cannanneli beans. Perhaps I messed up and thought I put in Carsons but didn't or maybe I just need to wait and see if they get yellow and maybe they're not mature e iyet. Wrong seed in packet or mislabeled isn't the problem. These are from a pack of Johnny seeds that were also used last year and they were yellow. Hoping hey turn yellow although tastes to me are about the same no matter what. I just like the aesthetics of being able to serve guests a mixture of colors of green and yellow beans escepcially during Thang

ksgiving or Christmas

Correct, but wax beans like Carson are yellow from the beginning. When a green bean turns yellow, the seeds are maturing.

" Wrong seed in packet or mislabeled isn't the problem. These are from a pack of Johnny seeds that were also used last year and they were yellow."

Off variety seeds of different varieties turn up in seed packets with fair regularity. The seeds you planted last year were yellow, good. But that doesn't mean this year's seeds from the same packet can't be a different variety. Or as you said, you forgot and planted a different kind. That happens to all of us.

Like farmerdill said yellow beans are yellow from the beginning. They don't start out green and then turn yellow so waiting and hoping won't work.

Dave

IN any case regardless of colors it looks like I should get a pretty decent bean crop this year. They have rebounded well from the crappy early summer I wish was the same case for the slicing and pickling cukes. Cucumber plants are only about 8 or 10 inches tall this year. Usually it's pickling time for me around July 17th or he week after. Won't be the case this year. I may not even get any and may have to get some at a farmers market if I want pickles. We had such a cloudy wet late spring and early summer that warmer loving crops just didn't grow adequately