Broad beans, also known as fava beans, are typically ready to eat about 10 to 12 weeks after planting, depending on the variety and growing conditions. They can be harvested when the pods are plump and green, usually when they are around 4 to 6 inches long. For the best flavor and texture, it's ideal to pick them before the beans inside become too large and starchy. Enjoy them fresh, or you can also eat the young pods when they are tender.
A broad bean is a vegtable.
This is not a good thing to feed these animals. They do better on green leafy vegetables. It will not hurt them to eat a bean now and then but not advised.
no they are not because the only leaves you can eat are lettuce.
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It is a variety of broad bean originating from near the town of Soissons, which is to the NE of Paris, France.
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I think so. I saw somebody cooked it ona TV show. I am going to try it.
you eat all of the French bean except the stem.
first the root then the shoot
Yes, broad bean is a climbing plant
The color. Is there a diffience between Lentils/Beans/Legumes?
The common broad bean, also known as fava bean, is scientifically called Vicia faba.