Fifty Seven Degrees- Green Beans are Out of Season

Fifty Eight Degrees on September 29.2026

That is cold for this time of year in the State of Delaware

This is what ny green Beans look like I was hoping to sprout and grow

This shows you what the bean plant looks like in the fifty - seven degree weather in Dover Delaware.

Great Beams usually like warm weather to grow. Fifty - seven degrees are not warm enough to grow the warm weather crops.

This has been a tough year, for gardening on the East Coast. It's not suppose to get up past 62 degrees tomorrow, and not conducive to growing green beans. Maybe green peas, but not green beans.

It was either 100 degrees with no rain and the crops burned up and the grass died, or the rain came and drowned them, not the unseasonably cold weather has stopped them from germinating and growing.

Well that is the way gardening goes, it depends on Mother Nature. Sometimes it is good and sometimes it is bad.

I took a chance but the weather turned out of season on me. However, just wait it could change back again, but I doubt it, it is called rhetoric Autumn Equinox.

There are crops you can plant in September however, like carrots, beets, or any turnips, and parsnips, broccoli, cabbage, spinach, lettuce, or any root crops straight in the ground.

Another year is another bounty, and you couldn't get it without Mother Nature,