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    I haven't been growing my own veg/fruit all that along only around 5 years but have grown runner beans every year. Grow the same variety each year but I have never seen this off 1 seed :/ 3 stems all seperate plants!

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    Rhys my overwintered runners throw up multiple stems.

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    Location....East Midlands.

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      Originally posted by Bren In Pots View Post
      Rhys my overwintered runners throw up multiple stems.

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      I did,t know you could overwintered runners .

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        I didn't know you could overwinter runners, either! Thought they'd just die off when it got cold ...
        So Bren, did you dig them back up and repot and leave indoors or did you leave them in the ground? Very curious
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          Seen it once or twice over the years, I usually leave the strongest and rid the rest.
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          • #6
            Originally posted by SusieG View Post
            I didn't know you could overwinter runners, either! Thought they'd just die off when it got cold ...
            So Bren, did you dig them back up and repot and leave indoors or did you leave them in the ground? Very curious
            Here's the link to my overwintering runners :-
            http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...ans_78430.html

            I just potted the beans on then left them in the unheated GH in dryish compost until they shown signs of life.
            Location....East Midlands.

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