BEANS
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BUSH BEANS(Phaseolus vulgaris)
BN6DRAGON TONGUECert. BD/OGNEW!(phaseolus vulgaris)Bush wax romano (flat and wider) bean, light yellow with purple stripes which don't remain after cooking. Crisp wide pods which are juicy. Delicious!| S$3.00=1 oz. | |
| LG$20.00=1 lb | |
| 4+ oz.$2.75/oz. bulk rate | |
BN2GOLDEN ROCKYCert. BD/OG(phaseolus vulgaris)55 days.Tender yellow wax bean. Good producer on compact plants.| S$3.00=1 oz., sows 20 ft., ~100 seeds | |
| M$25.00=1 lb | |
BNBD1PROVIDER SELECTCert. BD/OG(phaseolus vulgaris)50 days.This variety has been the measuring stick for all good green snap-bush beans for many years. After a hail storm late June, a local customer said the bean plants of provider were reduced to just a stem. However, Provider living up to its name leafed out again and is now in August 45 days later producing copious amounts of green beans again!| S$3.00=1 oz., sows 4 ft., ~98 seeds | |
| M$10.00=4 oz. | |
| 1 lb$18.00 | |
BN5ROYAL BURGUNDYCert. BD/OGNEW!(phaseolus vulgaris)50-60 days.Long, tender purple beans turn green when cooked.zu| S$3.00=1 oz. | |
| 4+ oz.$2.75/oz. bulk rate | |
| 1 lb$25.00 | |
POLE BEANS(P. vulgaris)
BP5EARLY RISERCert. BD/OG(AKA: Kwintus, phaseolus vulgaris)55 days.Early Romano-type pole bean. Flat, 9 in. long pods. Vigorous vines to 10 ft. Does well in the North. Sow after last frost in warm soil. 1" deep, 3" apart, or grow on poles or tipis placing 5-6 seeds at the base of each .pole.Climbs 6-8 ft.| S$3.00=1 oz., sows 10 ft., ~60 seeds | |
| M$7.50=4 oz., 40 ft., ~230 seeds | |
| LG$20.00=1 lb, sows 160 ft., ~900 seeds | |
BP1RATTLESNAKECert. BD/OG(phaseolus vulgaris)70 days.Purple streaked dark green pods on 8-10 foot vines notable for their good flavor. These unusual beans catch the customer's eye at the farmer's market and when cooked look like other green beans. Their brown striped seeds, reminiscent of pinto beans, can also be used as a dry bean.| S$3.00=1 oz., ~70 seeds | |
| LG$25.00=1 lb, ~1100 seeds
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| 4+ oz.$2.75/oz. bulk rate | |
SOUP BEANS(P. vulgaris)
BS1BARB'S BEAUTIFUL BEANSCert. BD/OGNEW!(phaseolus vulgaris)HEIRLOOM . Maroon and white beans with very distinctive markings great for soups. Also known Yin Yang or Calypso.| S$3.00=1 oz. | |
| 16+ oz.$10.00/4oz. bulk rate=4 oz. | |
BS4BLACK TURTLECert. BD/OG(phaseolus vulgaris)85-105 days.Bushy plants with good yields of small black beans. Makes delicious soup, baked beans or bean spread.| S$3.00=1 oz. | |
| 4+ oz.$2.75/oz. bulk rate | |
BS5BLUE TEPARARYCert. BD/OGNEW!(TEPERARY, Phaseolus acutifolius)80 days. A traditional Southwestern crop that's drought and heat tolerant. Has a half-runner habit. Phaseolus acutifolius.| S$4.00=1 oz. | |
| M$12.00=4 oz. | |
| LG$18.00=1 lb | |
BS2BUCKSKINCert. BD/OGNEW!(phaseolus vulgaris)85 days.HEIRLOOM . Abundant production and early. Somewhat sprawling with runners but do not need trellis. Eating quality similar to Pinto when cooked. Golden tan color.| S$3.00=1 oz. | |
| 4+ oz.$2.75/oz. bulk rate | |
| 1 lb$25.00 | |
BNT1PUEBLO'S SAN FILIPE TEPARYCert. BD/OG(TEPERARY, Phaseolus acutifolius)HEIRLOOM from . Small white heirloom teparary soup bean, native to the Pueblo people in San Filipe area.| S$4.00=1 oz. | |
| M$10.00=4 oz. | |
| LG$30.00=1 lb | |
BN2GOLDEN ROCKYCert. BD/OG(phaseolus vulgaris)55 days.Tender yellow wax bean. Good producer on compact plants.
BNBD1PROVIDER SELECTCert. BD/OG(phaseolus vulgaris)50 days.This variety has been the measuring stick for all good green snap-bush beans for many years. After a hail storm late June, a local customer said the bean plants of provider were reduced to just a stem. However, Provider living up to its name leafed out again and is now in August 45 days later producing copious amounts of green beans again!
BN5ROYAL BURGUNDYCert. BD/OGNEW!(phaseolus vulgaris)50-60 days.Long, tender purple beans turn green when cooked.zu
BP5EARLY RISERCert. BD/OG(AKA: Kwintus, phaseolus vulgaris)55 days.Early Romano-type pole bean. Flat, 9 in. long pods. Vigorous vines to 10 ft. Does well in the North. Sow after last frost in warm soil. 1" deep, 3" apart, or grow on poles or tipis placing 5-6 seeds at the base of each .pole.Climbs 6-8 ft.
BP1RATTLESNAKECert. BD/OG(phaseolus vulgaris)70 days.Purple streaked dark green pods on 8-10 foot vines notable for their good flavor. These unusual beans catch the customer's eye at the farmer's market and when cooked look like other green beans. Their brown striped seeds, reminiscent of pinto beans, can also be used as a dry bean.
BS1BARB'S BEAUTIFUL BEANSCert. BD/OGNEW!(phaseolus vulgaris)HEIRLOOM . Maroon and white beans with very distinctive markings great for soups. Also known Yin Yang or Calypso.
BS4BLACK TURTLECert. BD/OG(phaseolus vulgaris)85-105 days.Bushy plants with good yields of small black beans. Makes delicious soup, baked beans or bean spread.
BS5BLUE TEPARARYCert. BD/OGNEW!(TEPERARY, Phaseolus acutifolius)80 days. A traditional Southwestern crop that's drought and heat tolerant. Has a half-runner habit. Phaseolus acutifolius.
BS2BUCKSKINCert. BD/OGNEW!(phaseolus vulgaris)85 days.HEIRLOOM . Abundant production and early. Somewhat sprawling with runners but do not need trellis. Eating quality similar to Pinto when cooked. Golden tan color.