Pole Beans

  • Blauhilde Pole Bean
    $2.25
    55 Day. Pole. This purple-skinned bean turns dark green when cut and cooked. Flowers are purple and very attractive....
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  • Blue Lake S-7 Stringless Pole Bean
    $5.55–$13.95
    60 Day. Pole. 2003 AAS Winner. An early maturing variety that has sparse foliage for easy picking. The 6-6 1/2"...
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  • Caspian Yellow Pole Bean
    $3.95–$9.95
    54 Day. Bush. Ideal for freezing or canning in large batches, this bean offers concentrated sets of 5" golden...
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  • Dow Purple Pod Pole Romano Bean
    $4.95–$12.45
    75-80 Day. Pole. Romano. A scarce variety, said to have originated in Illinois. A vigorous climber, vines reach up to...
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  • Emerite French Filet Bean
    $6.95–$21.95
    64 Day. Pole. French Filet. Pick this variety at 4-5" for delectable filet beans with that classic, sweet beany...
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  • Fortex French Filet Bean
    1 star rating
    $8.05–$20.15
    60 Day. Pole. French Filet. Perhaps the best-eating green bean, fresh or frozen. Vigorous vines produce loads of...
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  • Good Mother Stallard Dry Bean
    $5.85–$14.65
    85-95 Days. A family heirloom that has been preserved for generations. The plant has a pole type habit and is very...
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  • Great Northern Dry Bean
    $4.95–$12.45
    85 Days Very old variety originally grown by the Mandan Indians of the Dakotas. Excellent baking bean with...
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  • Hilda Romano Bean
    $6.75–$16.95
    60 Day. Pole. Romano. Nothing beats the flavor of these deep green, stringless beans. The plants exhibit good heat...
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  • Kentucky Blue Pole Bean
    $4.65–$11.75
    57 Day. Pole. 1991 AAS Winner. Delicious, sweet flavor and incredible yields. Healthy, vigorous plants produce...
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  • King Of The Garden Lima Bean
    $3.95–$9.95
    88 Day. Pole. Lima. Rich, honey-like taste. Very vigorous, reliable grower. Bears uniform, dark green pods 5-8"...
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  • Lazy Housewife Pole Bean
    $6.25–$16.45
    75-80 Day. Pole. 2015 Bean of the Year. This triple purpose pole bean can be used as a snap, shell (90 days) or dry...
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Plant 1" deep in hills 3' apart each way, 5 or 6 beans in a hill, then set 6' high rough poles into each hill. When plants are established, thin to 3 or 4 strongest plants in each hill. If you plant in rows, space seeds 4" apart in rows 2' apart and use our Trellis Netting for vine support. Stake the netting every 3' to prevent sagging. Pick frequently, as pole beans are prolific, and will continue to bear until frost. For best results, inoculate beans at time of planting with Nature's Aid Rhizobia Inoculant.