It turns out that not all green beans are green.
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Selecting a Climbing Bean Variety
Melanie Fincher is a food writer from Birmingham Alabama covering everything from cooking techniques to gadget reviews. She has nearly 7 years of experience writing news and lifestyle content.
The term “green bean” encompasses much more than what you’ll find in your typical produce aisle. While most varieties can be used interchangeably some are better suited to different cooking methods than others. Let’s take a closer look at the most common types of green beans.
There are many types of snap beans but they can all be divided into two types: bush or pole beans. These two categories refer to the way the beans are grown. Bush beans grow on a short bushy plant while pole beans (also called runner beans) grow as climbing vines that require a trellis or pole. Many of the types of snap beans listed below come in both bush and pole types.
