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The
following varieties are now
sold out for 2009
and will not be available this season:
Rattlesnake
Valena
Italian (Kanawake Mohawk) |
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Pole-type
Beans
for Drying
(Phaseolus)
[ Pole-type
String Beans ] [ Bush-type Snap Beans ] [ Lima
Beans ]
[ Pole-type Dry Beans ]
[ Bush-type Dry Beans ] [ Fava Beans ]
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 Kentucky Wonder
65 Days (to green stage) — A green pole bean with long,
fleshy, and stringless pods. Very reliable, early
maturing, and productive. An old favorite enjoyed fresh, canned, dried, or frozen.
The seeds can also be used dry as an excellent baking bean. About 75 seeds per ounce. |
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Scarlet
Runner
60 to 90 Days
— Heirloom variety grown as
early as 1750. A very vigorous grower and good producer. The
vines can grow to eighteen feet. Often planted for its ornamental
beauty and hummingbird attractor, it is good young as a snap bean or mature as a shelled or
dry bean. The seeds are large, purple but sometimes
lavender, mottled with black. About 25 to 30 seeds per ounce.
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