Phaseolus vulgaris . Brown Beans

Could`t find an English name for this beans. We call them : bruine bonen = brown beans.
Saxa van Eijnsbergen , do you know?
The look like Kidney beans but they are not the same

[Sandy]

There seem to be many different types of lovely fields in your corner of the world. Nice capture.

[Louise & Ken]

I love that you've also enclosed an image of the finished product here! I can see they do resemble kidney beans, so if they're different, I'm not sure what type they are. I do enjoy this view across the beautiful fields!

@overalvandaan we're all curious...can you supply an answer?

[Elyse Klemchuk]

Look at how they grow in the field! I know these as brown beans.

[Dianne]

Love your shots of your countryside. Very healthy looking beans too.

[Daisy Miller]

Lovely capture of the bean field. Great insert too.

[Kerri]

Awesome shot

[Denise Wood]

Such a healthy field :)

[bruni]

https://www.google.ca/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4GUEA_enCA583CA583&q=Pinto+b+eans
above is the link for you to google. to see a picture. your bean field is just beautiful and the attachment showed me the beans I recognise as Pinto Beans.

[Mike]

what a wonderful photo. Composed so well

[Sharron Green]

Nice - I love beans!

[Margo]

Good shot of the beans in flower!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Beautiful field of green.

[bkb in the city]

Great shot

[Catherine W.]

Very cool shot and I guess pinto beans as Bruni says? I like them but have never seen them growing!

[Leah]

Lovely plants!!! Great shot of this field of beans!!! I wonder if they are the same as our pinto beans. Nicely captured!!!

[Brianna]

Love the photo of the beans themselves and then one of them growing! Quite the variety of crops around!

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

@pyrrhula @Weezilou @bruni when I make chilli con carne I just use kidney beans to replace brown beans. Pinto beans comes very close to the beans Pyrrhula has photographed, but here in the shops in Porthmaddog we only have them in dried version. Those we use more for tajines. They don't taste the same als 'bruine bonen'.

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

Mooi landschap en interessante informatie.

[Poppo Livy]

According to Wikipedia, Phaseolus vulgaris is the common bean, string bean, brown bean, string bean . . . . . . Lovely shot Pyrrhula

[Vesna]

Fields in your country are so large and beautiful!

[Carole Imes]

Fav. I continue to be amazed by all these beautiful fields in your area. Now that's a whole lot of beans ;-)

[Dione Giorgio]

Thank you and Saxa for the info on these beans. There is a sort of small brown beans (maybe kidney beans) which we mash together with some red pepper, add a bit of basil, garlic and olive oil. And that goes very well with Mediterranean dishes.

[Fisher Family]

Nice shot of the crop, and I love the inset of the finished product.

Ian

[Gosia]

You can learn a lot on 365. Such as great place to be.

[Tremerryn]

Lovely lush shot.

[Pyrrhula]

@skstein @Weezilou @kchuk @dide @daisymiller @kerristephens @gilbertwood @bruni @mikekutz @atwinfay @777margo @mittens @bkbinthecity @wannabe @lealady @lilminimonka @overalvandaan @terryliv @vesna0210 @cimes1 @sangwann @gosia @tremerryn
Thanks. Lest say a brown bean is a special bean. Very popular in Holland.

[Pyrrhula]

@bruni I did but could not find a name for the brown one other then the Latin name

[Ivan]

Nicely rendered, very Dutch.

[Alexandra DG]

so good to be using all this land like this - in my country farming is quite down which is a pity as the land is very fertile

[Vicki Dixon]

such a great area for farming...mostly we think of flowers from there, but I now see there is a lot more than flowers

[Catherine W.]

Wow! What a difference 21 days makes!!!