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Yes, wax beans are always yellow. This particular one grows from black seeds and will produce black seeds inside the yellow (wax) bean if left on the bush long enough to dry. It's very confusing but I grew some this year so I've seen it first hand.
No not in them but the have a wax substance on the outside of them
No they don't.
· wax beans
Green beans
Green beans, wax beans, kidney beans, canalini beans, garbanzo beans, and pinto beans are used often. Any bean can be a salad component.
no they collect jelly beans. Who would want to collect ear wax?
you can.. but why would you want to eat wax ?
a wax worm is a small yellow creature and has a brown head a wax worm is the same as a maggot
The leaves of the yellow wax bean plant are green. That's where photosynthesis takes place for the entire plant.
You probably mean to ask about Wax Beans, a type of string bean with yellow pods, very similar to Green Beans. The beans are picked while young, before the pods mature and dry. The whole pod is boiled and eaten. Numerous varieties of Dry Beans are left on the vine to mature. When the pods are dry, the beans are harvested by breaking open the dried pods. Only the beans from inside the pod are kept to be washed, soaked and boiled for food.