How Many Seeds: 40
Scientific Name: Phaseolus vulgaris
Common Name: Cobra Bean
Exposure: Full sun for best growth and pod production
Height: Vines can reach 180–240 cm when supported
Width: Approximately 45–60 cm at the base, with vining spread
Spacing: Space plants 30–45 cm apart along trellises, poles, or other supports
Attracts: Pollinators such as bees, which help improve pod set
Use: Fresh eating, steaming, stir-fries and pickling
Plant Habit: Vigorous climbing vine with long, slender green pods and dark green foliage
Harvest: Harvest pods when young and tender, typically 50–60 days from sowing; frequent picking encourages continued production
Companion Plants: Corn, cucumbers, squash, radishes and sunflowers
General Information: Tourne-Sol Cobra Bean is a high-yielding pole bean variety known for its long, straight green pods and reliable productivity. It thrives in warm, sunny conditions with well-drained, fertile soil. Trellising the vines improves air circulation, reduces disease risk, and makes harvesting easier. This variety is ideal for home gardens, small-scale market production, and fresh culinary use.
