Mammoth Broad Beans

Mammoth Broad Beans are a popular and impressive variety of broad beans known for their large size and delicious flavour.

These broad beans, also known as Fava Beans, produce long, wide pods that contain plump, flavourful beans inside.

In Australia, Mammoth Broad Beans are well-suited for growing in cool to mild climates, making them an excellent choice for autumn and winter planting.

They prefer well-draining soil and thrive in full sun or partial shade.

Planting Mammoth Broad Beans from seeds is easy, and they usually take around 80-100 days from planting to harvest.

Once the plants mature, you can harvest the beans inside the pods, either while they are still young and tender for fresh eating or when they mature and dry for use in soups, stews, and other dishes.

These broad beans are not only delicious but also nutritious, containing protein, fibre, vitamins, and minerals that contribute to a healthy diet.

Mammoth Broad Beans are a versatile addition to any vegetable garden, providing a bountiful harvest and a delectable culinary experience.

With their impressive size and delightful taste, they are sure to be a hit on your plate and a joy to grow in your garden.

Each pack has 4 seeds.

Growing notes

Prefers a full sun or part shade position in well drained soil

• Plant 5cm deep and 30cm apart
• Grow in a container full of potting mix
• Lightly cover the seeds with soil and water
• Germinates in 7-14 days
• Matures in 80-100 days

Tips:

No need to soak seeds in water before planting.
Broad Beans need cold weather to kick start their growth so plant in cool conditions.
If you’re in a cold weather area, don’t sow later than mid Winter.
If your Winter is mild, you can plant in Winter – early Spring.