I have several types of both bush and pole beans. I'd trade you for the poblano and tomatillo. shoot me an email.

I grow several varieties of adzuki, but only for dry seed... never tried them as snaps.The pods are really tiny (3-4" long & only 1/4" wide when mature) and I grow plenty of other beans that are better suited to use as snaps. As I recall, I tried munching on a raw pod once out of curiosity (as I do with most beans & peas) and didn't like it. The pods of adzuki develop fiber very quickly, so you would need to pick them when very small for use as green beans... if they are edible & palatable in that stage. Even then, the tiny size & small yield would, IMO, not be worth the effort... it would take a lot of picking to get a mouthful. There are many beans that would give a much better yield in the same space.

I am having a similar problem ... even no flowers !! It had been very hot, but now a little cooler for the past week or so. Why ?

I have been growing pole beans for 30 years (10 in California & 20 in Missouri) and this is the first year that I have beautiful plants, lots of flowers and no beans. It was very hot (over 99) for over 15 days, but I've seen hot weather before and still got beans. The plants get regular water (from sprinklers) daily. the weather is back to normal and I am waiting patiently or results. I think maybe the seed (gurney's) is sterile. You just don't know with commercial seed anymore and their genetic engereening. i try to watch this and avoid buying GES. Beans for me usually come in in August with slow start in Late july, here it is middle of Aug and NO sign of even starting to produce. /is anyone else having the same results this summer?