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We have several broad categories of heirloom bean seeds to pick from, so it is good to be aware of the differences. Fava Beans produce giant pods and beans, and are in a class of their own. Then there are Lima Beans which are harvested green and usually shelled out of the pod to eat. We also have the classic Green Beans which can be stringless, and can have either a bush or pole growing habit. Yellow Beans are very similar to Green Beans, and provide a nice contrast in food. We also have several other varieties of open pollinated seeds that grow colorful beans like French Horticulture and Royal Burgundy. These beans are very easy to harvest and fun to eat. Finally, we have a lot of familiar Dry Beans like Kidney Bean, Navy Bean, etc that are generally allowed to dry down and then hulled out for use in soups and other tasty dishes.
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Blue Lake 274 Green Bush Bean Seeds
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xBlue Lake 274 Green Bush Bean Seeds
Phaseolus vulgaris
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Blue Lake 274 Bush Beans stand on the top of the list of gourmet cooks and gardeners alike because of their unsurpassed flavor and high yield. A favorite of home gardeners, and highly recommended for canning. Bushes grow about 18" tall and produce 5"-6" pods with white seeds. Heat tolerant.Starting at $2.50 USD -
Burpee Stringless Green Bush Bean Seeds
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xBurpee Stringless Green Bush Bean Seeds
Phaseolus vulgaris
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This bean variety produces a week earlier that other varieties and is very high yielding! Plants need no support and are great for your home garden. Delicious, stringless pods grow up to 6" long. Vigorous plants have some resistance to the common mosaic powdery mildew. Matures in about 50 days.Starting at $2.50 USD -
Harvester Green Bush Bean Seeds
Open Pollinated
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xHarvester Green Bush Bean Seeds
Phaseolus vulgaris
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Harvester Beans live up to their name, and you will need a harvester to bring the crop in! Tender six-inch pods are held high off the ground on this hardy bush bean plant. Ready in just 55 days, they're stringless, tender, and very easy to grow. Resistant to most bean diseases.Starting at $2.50 USD -
Landreth Stringless Green Bush Bean Seeds
Open Pollinated
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xLandreth Stringless Green Bush Bean Seeds
Phaseolus vulgaris
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This is a very popular stringless green bean that is very similar to the Burpee Stringless Green Bean. It bears 5" slightly curved green beens that are thick and meaty, juicy tender, fiberless, and tasty. This heirloom has stood the test of time and has been around since 1885. Wonderful beans for canning.Starting at $2.50 USD -
Slenderette Green Bush Bean Seeds
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xSlenderette Green Bush Bean Seeds
Phaseolus vulgaris
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Expect excellent yields of slender, stringless 5" pods from this bush bean in just 53 days. These tender beans are one of the most popular among home gardeners. Not only wonderful for fresh eating, but canning and freezing as well. They are disease resistant, and slow to become fibrous.Starting at $2.50 USD -
Tenderette Green Bush Bean Seeds
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xTenderette Green Bush Bean Seeds
Phaseolus vulgaris
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These vigorous plants grow to 20" tall, and keep bearing during the heat of summer. It produces 6" pods in abundance that stay tender for a long time. The pods are dark green with white seeds. Delicious flavor whether cooked fresh, canned, or frozen. Matures in 55 days.Starting at $2.98 USD -
Tendergreen Improved Green Bush Bean Seeds
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xTendergreen Improved Green Bush Bean Seeds
Phaseolus vulgaris
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Tendergreen Improved is a great home garden bean variety for canning and freezing, as well as fresh eating! It has a very sturdy and productive bush type plant that bears tender stringless pods that are 6" long. It has excellent disease resistance and matures in about 52 days.Starting at $2.50 USD -
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Baby Fordhook Lima Bean Seeds
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xBaby Fordhook Lima Bean Seeds
Phaseolus lunatus
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This bean produces small white delicately flavored lima beans. Great for canning and freezing, Baby Fordhook is a great variety for the home garden and market! It is heat tolerant and can adapt to a wide variety of conditions. Matures in 70 days.Starting at $2.98 USD -
Henderson Bush Lima Bean Seeds
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xHenderson Bush Lima Bean Seeds
Phaseolus lunatus
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This favorite heirloom baby lima grows in dependable bush form! Three or four great buttery tasting lima seeds grow in each pod, and are light green when ripe or white when dry. Productive and popular for the home vegetable garden or processing.Starting at $2.98 USD -
White Dixie Butter Pea Lima Bean Seeds
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xWhite Dixie Butter Pea Lima Bean Seeds
Phaseolus lunatus
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White Dixie Butter Pea is an excellent home vegetable garden variety, and produces delicious, small limas. Three or four nearly round lima beans form inside each pod. Bush type plants grow about 20" high. This is a great lima bean variety for southern gardens, as it does well in hot weather!Starting at $2.98 USD
We have several broad categories of heirloom bean seeds to pick from, so it is good to be aware of the differences. Fava Beans produce giant pods and beans, and are in a class of their own. Then there are Lima Beans which are harvested green and usually shelled out of the pod to eat. We also have the classic Green Beans which can be stringless, and can have either a bush or pole growing habit. Yellow Beans are very similar to Green Beans, and provide a nice contrast in food. We also have several other varieties of open pollinated seeds that grow colorful beans like French Horticulture and Royal Burgundy. These beans are very easy to harvest and fun to eat. Finally, we have a lot of familiar Dry Beans like Kidney Bean, Navy Bean, etc that are generally allowed to dry down and then hulled out for use in soups and other tasty dishes.