full-size brass twist nozzle (garden hose thread) that allows constant, controlled sprays.
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Beans Bush – Ferrari – West Coast Seeds
$4.99Ferrari is considered a French filet type bean and has a wonderful flavour. The slim, stringless, round pods develop early on compact plants, and grow to 13cm. This variety has good potential for early starting under cloche protection, and is compact enough for container growing. Ferrari bush bean seeds are resistant to Anthracnose and BCMV, and tolerant to Cucumber Mosaic Virus.
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