The Dwarf Bean "Beurre de Rocquencourt" from the Jardins de l'Écoumène (Phaseolus vulgaris var. nana) is an old variety of French origin, known for its tasty beans and easy cultivation. With its beautiful golden yellow color and high yield, it is a must-have for vegetable gardens.
Spread: 30-40 cm
Plant height: 40-50 cm
Quantity per pack: Approximately 40 seeds
Companion plants: Corn, carrots, beets
Enemy plants: Onions, leeks
"Beurre de Rocquencourt" beans are distinguished by their golden yellow color, without parchment, offering a tender and pleasant texture in the mouth. They measure between 12 and 17 cm in length and are eaten fresh, steamed, sautéed or integrated into soups and stews. Their delicate flavor is at its best when the beans are young and thin, still slightly tinged with green.
This bush bean variety is compact, with an upright habit, and is well suited to small growing spaces. Originally from France, it is renowned for its robustness and ability to perform even in wet and cold growing conditions. Vigorous and very productive, it offers an abundant harvest approximately 55 days after sowing, allowing you to quickly enjoy its tender and delicious fruits. The beans can also be pickled, dehydrated or frozen for longer storage.
The Dwarf Bean "Beurre de Rocquencourt" is an excellent option for home gardeners looking for a productive, tasty and easy-to-grow plant. Its attractive color, delicate taste and resistance to variable conditions make it an ideal choice to enrich the vegetable garden and seasonal dishes.
