Speedy Seeds Vegetable Broad Bean Bunyards Exhibition Max Fill

Broad Bean Bunyards Exhibition Seeds – Max Fill

Broad Bean Bunyards Exhibition is a traditional variety producing long, well-filled pods and a good crop of broad beans. It is suitable for home vegetable gardens and allotments.

The Max Fill packet gives you a larger quantity of seed for a longer row or repeated sowing. The beans can be eaten fresh and surplus crops can be frozen.

Broad beans are straightforward to grow and can be useful for early sowing where soil and weather conditions allow.

Key Features

Traditional Bunyards Exhibition broad bean.

Long, well-filled pods.

Good cropping variety.

Max Fill seed quantity.

How to Grow Broad Bean Bunyards Exhibition Seeds – Max Fill

Sow directly into prepared soil, giving each plant enough room to develop.

Sow around 5cm deep and support plants with stakes or string where the site is exposed.

Keep plants watered during flowering and pod development, then harvest pods once the beans are well filled.

Growing Tips

Sow in manageable batches if you want to spread the harvest.

Support plants in windy positions.

Pinch out growing tips once the first pods have formed if blackfly is a problem.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Bunyards Exhibition beans suitable for freezing?
Yes. Broad beans can be blanched and frozen for later use.

Do broad beans need support?
Some support is useful, especially in exposed gardens or when plants are carrying a heavy crop.

Perfect For

Allotments

Kitchen gardens

Raised beds

Freezing

Traditional vegetables