snap bean AmE

In some areas, potatoes or snap beans are important crops.

This virus has a wide host range including pea and snap bean.

It was also recently isolated from commercial snap beans in northern Michigan"

Daniel was willing to pay if the owner complained about the ruin of his snap beans, but nobody came from the house.

Washington is the top producer of organic snap beans, followed by Michigan and California.

You be snapping beans and you b cleaning fish.

"Chicken pie, the rest of the potatoes, the snap beans, the pumpkin bread."

Sarah is snapping beans on the front porch, and Parker, lost in thought, occasionally makes sharp comments to her.

Now four feet of fence won't impede a doe with snap beans on her mind, but I can take care of that.

Mason hadn't managed to master the art of snap beans and had fallen asleep in the glider.

There were kitchen gardens in nearly every one, with tomatoes heavy on vines, snap beans, collards, waiting for the pot.

Prices about doubled last month for tomatoes, lettuce, cabbage, snap beans and dried beans.

Other crops produced in Oregon are wheat, potatoes, pears, onions, snap beans and sweet corn.

I embraced an alternative in college: "snap beans," which then meant fresh, and I was a fanatic about cooking them crisp.

Claire was in the palisaded garden, a basin on one hip, snapping beans from poled vines.

She nodded once, never taking her eyes off the snap beans that flew through her hands and rang freshly broken into the aluminum bowl.

Seedcorn maggot- feed on dry and snap bean seed and seedlings.

So it was on to snapping beans and scrubbing yams, while Arthur Stuart wondered what had made him sick.

Chicken-fried steak and buttermilk biscuits with snap beans and chicory coffee.

"I thought some snap beans."

Vegetables for processing into canned and frozen products included snap beans, sweet corn, green peas and tomatoes.

(Get used to pole beans and you won't be happy with bland snap beans ever again.)

Snap beans snapped merrily and artichokes choked.

"We treat guests like family," announces one hostess, who encourages guests to "shell peas or snap beans."

Anyway, last week, I returned from a vacation and found my Royal Burgundy snap beans snapped off at the stems.