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Side View of Picking Up the Beans
Harvesting the Beans
The combine gently lifts up the fluffy rows of plants, shells the beans and flips the straw away.
White Collection
Yellow Collection
Angel Trumpets
A Show of Brugmansia also Called Angel’s Trumpet
The eight- to 12-inch-long flowers, which dangle from their branch-ends, come in a broad spectrum of colors from white to red. They tend to deepen in color as they age, so that in many cultivars several shades are displayed on the plant simultaneously. The blossoms open at night and most release a fragrance that is described as jasmine like with an undertone of lemon. They are just lovely!
The Rod Weeder at Work
The weeds are pulled and the beans rows fluffed up so everything can dry.
The Bean Combine is Waiting to Do the Job of Harvesting the Beans
The Rod-Weeder
This special rod goes under the row of beans, lifts them up so they are light and fluffy, pulls any weeds left in the ground, so the weeds can dry along with the beans.
