Does a Long Bean Plant Have a Creeping Stem?

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Bean varieties fall into one of two categories--the compact bush variety and the pole bean, a creeping-stem variety that needs support to grow. Pole beans generally produce a larger yield of vegetables and take up less space in the garden.

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Does a Long Bean Plant Have a Creeping Stem?

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