Territorial Seed Company Emerite Beans

Emerite is a climbing variety, so you will need to provide a trellis, fence, or poles for the plants to scale. Because they are vigorous climbers, ensure your support structure is sturdy enough to handle the weight of a heavy harvest.

Yes, Emerite is a refined filet bean bred specifically to be stringless. They maintain a tender, delicate texture even when harvested at their peak 5-inch length.

Yes, because Emerite is an open-pollinated variety, you can successfully save seeds from your harvest to plant in future seasons. This makes them a great choice for gardeners looking to build a self-sustaining seed collection.

You can expect to start harvesting your beans approximately 55 days after direct sowing. They are known for producing early and heavily, providing a quick turnaround for your garden.

As nitrogen-fixing legumes, Emerite beans actually help improve your soil health by pulling nitrogen from the air and storing it in the ground. While they appreciate good soil, they generally require less supplemental nitrogen than other vegetable crops.

These beans are not recommended for containers. They are vigorous climbers that require significant space and a sturdy support system to reach their full potential, making them better suited for in-ground garden beds.