Bean Seed List
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| Adzuki | Annual. Very popular bean throughout Southeast Asia. It is often used as a filling in desserts, and an authentic Hawaiian shave ice is not complete without the adzuki beans on the bottom. Adzuki beans mature on average, 110-120 days from seed. Easy to grow. Plant is a nitrogen fixer. #500 | $1.50
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| Canary |  |
A bright yellow variety of the white bean. Canary Beans have a great flavor and are prized for their use in a number of Mexican and South American dishes. Annual, vining plant. Will grow pretty much anywhere during summer months. #1127 | $1.50
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| Chinese Red Noodle Yard Long | Famous in Southern China and uncommon elsewhere, these beautiful beans can grow up to 24"! Red pods when ripe, with a sweet and tender flavor when cooked. Pods grow on vigorous plants that yield heavily. Annual. Rare, 10+ seeds per pack. #2015 | $2.00
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| Chinese Mosaic Yard Long |  |
An amazing bean, both beautiful and tasty! Pods are speckled purple and white and grow to 18"! Pods grow on vigorous plants that yield heavily. The beans are tender and yummy. Rare, 10+ seeds per pack. Annual. #2013 | $2.00
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| Edamame | A special variety of soybean used to produce the popular Asian vegetable edamame. The raw pods are the edamame and this productive variety yields plump beans with a splendid flavor. Very popular in parts of Asia, this crop is easily grown in the home garden. Annual. #2062 | $2.00
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| Fava | Annual. A large, cool season bean. Plants are hardy to 21F. This bean can be grown in summer or in milder locations, in winter. Easy to grow. Plant is a nitrogen fixer. #502 more info... | $1.75
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| French |  |
A type of green bean, with slender pods. Originally from Central America, this bean is frost-tender but can be grown as a summer annual in most climates. #585 | $1.25
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| Great Northern | A completely snow-white colored bean, similar to the lima bean in appearance. The beans have a unique flavor and are popular as baked beans or used in recipes which call for white beans. Annual. #1794 | $1.75
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| Hyacinth |  |
Gorgeous purple colored, annual vine. Produces bright purple bean pods with edible beans. Flowers are pink/purple. Very easy to grow, the hyacinth bean can be grown anywhere during warm months. Grows to 10ft. #522 more info... | $2.00
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| Lupini | A flat, white bean somewhat like the fava bean, usually eaten boiled or roasted. An interesting plant, unlike most common beans, the lupini bean grows to 2-4ft and has pretty, large white blooms. The plant is also a nitrogen fixer. Can be grown anywhere during warm months. The beans are used much like standard beans, but can also be roasted into a peanut-like snack. #1176 | $1.50
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| Mung | Annual. A small green bean that is extremely popular in Chinese cuisines. They have numerous uses, most notably as bean sprouts and in soups and desserts. Vining plants, they do well during warm months. #1903 | $1.75
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| Rattlesnake Pole Bean | An attractive and fairly uncommon type of pole bean. Up to 8" pods are mottled purple, with tan-brown speckled beans resminiscent of a rattlesnake. Vines grow to 10ft. Annual. #2060 | $2.00
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| Scarlet Runner |  |
A colorful and ornamental bean species valued both for its edible fruit and for its beauty in the garden. The attractive flowers are a deep scarlet color and stand out well amongst the green foliage. The large pods contain large beans that are edible when cooked. Young pods can also be eaten. Annual. Can be grown pretty much anywhere. more info... #1709 | $2.00
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| Soybean | Fruiting annual producing the soybeans of commerce. Beans are very high in protein and have numerous culinary uses. Seeds are from a yellow-white colored variety. Will grow almost anywhere, though plants like heat for good production. Soybeans are a short-day plant and will flower only when sunlight lasts less than 13 hours. #565 | $1.50
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See Also : Beans - Carrots - Corn - Eggplants - Gourds & Squash - Lettuce - Melons - Peas - Tomato Relatives - Watermelons
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