If you have been using my Free PDF Broad Bean Growing Checklist and have sown your seeds and they have germinated.
You may now be ready to plant out your Broad Beans in a Raised bed.
You will Need:
- Broad Bean plants,
- A Raised bed or pot to plant them in with peat free compost,
- A trowel,
- Watering can with water.
How to Plant out Broad Beans in your Raised Bed
- 1. Dig a hole with the trowel.
- 2. Gently take the Broad Bean plant out of the root trainer or pot, careful not to disturb the roots.
- 3. Place the Broad Bean plant in the hole at the same height as it was in the pot i.e level with the raised bed compost surface.
- 4. Move some more compost round the surface and gently push down the soil around the broad beans plant.
- 5. Give your plants a good water with the watering can.
How to Plant out Broad Bean Plants into a Raised Bed – Short Video
Before and After Planting
Before
Before the Broad Beans were planted, I had to harvest the Fennel. Then I added more peat free compost to the whole of the raised bed.
After
After the planting out, I now have 5 Broad Bean plants in a row. Normally you should plant them in double rows, if they are tall plants. I’m growing a smaller variety that is good for windy gardens called Elenora
Other Broad Bean Reading:
Part 1 📕 Broad Beans – Origin, Nutrition & Growing Conditions
Part 2 📗 Comparing Broad Bean Varieties
Part 3 📘 How to Sow, Grow, Harvest Broad Beans – FREE PDF Checklist
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