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Pole Bean - Trionfo Violetto (Cosse Violett) (57-24)
Product Code:
57-24
$5.00 - $25.00
Bean Trionfo Violetto. Purple climbing French type bean. 75 days. Beautiful bean, long, slim and very crisp. Makes a stunning fresh bean salad when mixed with one of our green and yellow french beans. Turns green when cooked. Like most French type beans, should be picked when no thicker than a pencil for greatest tenderness and best flavor. Pick regularly to encourage continued flower set. Grow on trellis, tripods, individual poles. Space seeds 6 inches or 3-4 around each pole or leg of tripod. Plant only after soil has warmed up well. 30 gram pack. Approx. 90 seeds. Pole beans have approximately 1 seed per gram.
To see our growing guide for beans, click here.
Bean Trionfo Violetto. Purple climbing French type bean. 75 days. Beautiful bean, long, slim and very crisp. Makes a stunning fresh bean salad when mixed with one of our green and yellow french beans. Turns green when cooked. Like most French type beans, should be picked when no thicker than a pencil for greatest tenderness and best flavor. Pick regularly to encourage continued flower set. Grow on trellis, tripods, individual poles. Space seeds 6 inches or 3-4 around each pole or leg of tripod. Plant only after soil has warmed up well. 30 gram pack. Approx. 90 seeds. Pole beans have approximately 1 seed per gram.
To see our growing guide for beans, click here.
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Customer Reviews
8 Review
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the undisputed star of this years garden
This bean took a while to get going - it was later than many of my other pole beans and I started to worry it wasn't going to be great in my garden. I fretted for no reason. Once these vines started producing they only stopped cranking out more beans in the worst of the August heat. They started overwhelming us with another basket every other day through much of September. The Violetto's maintain their crisp pod quality to a very size which is good because even bean freak families will have trouble keeping pace with these vines. I have 15 gallons frozen to use this winter and we already have requests from coworkers gifted with our overflow beans to please grow these again next summer.
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My new favorite french bean!
Great producer. Great flavor. Fruits are still tender, even when a little big. Great for canning. I wish they stayed purple when cooked, but they are still a beautiful green when cooked. Make sure that your tripods or tetrapods are sturdy, the plants get heavy and can fall over if the poles are too flimsy.
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Japanese beetle resistant
Very pleased with the salad mixes. Sell all that I have time to grow! Here's something for you to pass along: I have Trionfo Violetto beans intertwining with a few left over Blue Lake pole beans. The Japanese beetles turned the Blue Lake leaves to lace, but left the Trionfo Violetto beans alone. Any variety that withstands the onslaught and lives — wins.