Well-known as a powerhouse of nutrition, beans can also be a foundation for imaginative dishes. Abundant with soluble fiber, they combine well with grains. They are virtually fat-free, have no cholesterol and are a source of vitamins. Their mild flavor makes them perfect partners with spices and herbs.
Harvest shell beans when seeds are fully formed in the pod, but pods are still soft and green. Dry bean pods should be allowed to dry down until brown and brittle.
Seeds sold are intended for planting and not consumption. Color may vary depending on maturity.
Harvest shell beans when seeds are fully formed in the pod, but pods are still soft and green. Dry bean pods should be allowed to dry down until brown and brittle.
Seeds sold are intended for planting and not consumption. Color may vary depending on maturity.
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$5.85–$14.6585-95 Days. A family heirloom that has been preserved for generations. The plant has a pole type habit and is very...Buy Now Details
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$3.75–$9.4585 Day. Pole. A staple food for the U.S. Navy in the early 20th century this plant is also called Navy Bean. Small,...Buy Now Details
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$2.25This deliscious bean, full of soluble fiber, is a yard long bean, and grows well.Buy Now Details
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$3.95–$9.9590 Day. Pole. Essential bean in Mexican dishes. Pods are borne close to the crowns of half-runner-type plants that...Buy Now Details
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$6.25–$17.1595 Day. Dry. Pole. Grow a little piece of history in your garden! This rare bean is believed to have originated...Buy Now Details
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$4.75–$11.9594-98 Day. Short Vine Dry Bean. With their creamy texture and mild flavor, you'll eat these beans at every meal....Buy Now Details
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$5.05–$12.7590 Day. Bush. This bean was developed by plant breeder Elwyn Meader of New Hampshire. A beautiful bean, red with...Buy Now Details