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planted dwarf beans in september in brisbane. Plants have not advanced a great deal since then. i would have expected them to be bushy and producing by now. Any help or suggestions greatly appreci...
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I live in a Brisbane outer suburb, back in september i planted dwarf beans, despite good water and fertiliser they havent grown. I should be harvesting by now shouldnt I?
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