Beans
Pole Beans
Bean
Blue
Lake
Nice stringless, tender pods. 15 cm long. Early. Nice
fresh or for freezing and canning. Good production. 60-65
days.
Packet of 20 seeds: $2,99
Bean Mosaic (Pink Yard Long Bean)
One of the most striking bean varieties, with bright
burgundy-pink, super long pods that can reach more than 40
cm long. Click thumbnails for details. Better picked when
still young and tender for eating. This is a yard long type,
that is not eaten fresh but rather cooked. Takes longer than
P. vulgaris types to produce pods. Very good
ornamental value. Beans stay on plants for a month or so
before starting to dry. Only sow in warm soil. Better even
to start in pots a week or two earlier. Do not disturb roots
when planting outisde. Climbing type. Needs support. About
80 days. Limited supply, small packets.
Packet of 10 seeds: $2,99
Bean Yard
Long (Dolique
Asperge) (Vigna unguiculata
sesquipedalis)
Astonishingly long pods reaching more than 60 cm in length.
Better picked at 30-40 cm. Used in stir fries or cooked, mainly
in oriental cuisine. Rich bean flavor. Tolerant to heat. Do not
sow in cold soil. 80 days.
Packet of 20 seeds: $2,99
Bean Ramdor (Rame d'Or)Long, slender yellow filet beans on climbing vines. Can reach 18 cm long. Marvelous. Tasty. Can be picked young (filet) or later. Productive vines. Pole type.
Packet of 20 seeds: $2,99
Bush Beans
Not available for 2024-2025
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