Loubyeh B’zeit is a middle-easter stew made with green beans and tomatos. Bethany Kehdy shows this very simple delicious recipe. This is another video from t…
Question by dogwalker: I planted my green beans too early and have staked them because they are so tall what should i do now?
I started my planting too early this is my 1st time starting a garden. I planted green beans, tomatos, and mesclin mix the green beans are very tall and i have staked them is there any thing else i should do
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Answer by Michael I
You can trim it down. It also depends on the type of green beans you planted. Did you plant “bush” style or “vine” style.
You can just cut back a third of it from the top, it won’t harm the plant at all (for vine style), if it’s the “bush” kind just leave it.
It will flower when it’s ready and you’ll have LOTS of green beans.
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o u should do , mehshe kussa , bemyieh w riz , aadas b hamoud (love this
one), cheikh el mehshe, fattouch, bourghoul aa banadoura etc etc
i use a bit of olive oil to fry the onions , i dnt use butter at all. great
job much more great healthy Lebanese food, but this is my favorite. sahtein
😉
@zizikalandjai And if wasn’t for some surgical editing you’d be able to
hear her too. But who can complain when she does such great pictures.
Looks delicious!! Thx for this recipe.
Delicious……and I mean the food.
I can see Sarka in the video!
Looks delicious and the chef is GORGEOUS!
great cook !! I cannot concentrate on the loubyeh
@Rajachemayel I hear you.
pinch the growing tips this will cause the plant to send out lateral growth and you will probably get a bigger crop
if you are staking your green beans, the you planted the vining type. next time plant bush beans. they will get about 18 inches tall and stand erect by themselves. the package will tell you what kind they are. also, about tomatos. there are 2 kinds. determinate and indeterminate. determinate type will grow 3-4 ft and pproduce most of their tomats at roughly the same time. while indeterminae will keep on growin and produce tomatos all summer. i have had some of them grow to 18ft. on a fence, ask at the garden center . the type should be on the package or the plant tag.
You don’t say where you are. I would suggest finding the last frost date for your zone. I’m in OH, and I can’t even think about planting beans until Mother’s Day. It may be worth it to toss them and start new.