Hidatsa Shield Figure Dry Bean 90 days – These beautiful tan and white seeds were originally sowed by the Hidatsa Indians, using corn stalks as support for this high-yielding pole variety. This was a favorite in the Buffalo Bird Woman’s … more
Family heirloom brought to Missouri by covered wagon in the 1880s by Lina Sisco’s grandmother. Lina Sisco was one of the six original members of Seed Savers Exchange, which was founded in 1975. Large tan bean with maroon markings. Horticultural … more
(Phaseolus vulgaris) Heirloom from Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee. The unusual name for this seed said to have been found in a wild turkey’s craw. Stringless 6″ pods enclose attractive brown seeds with tan flecks and brown eye rings. Used … more
With the exception of the Hyacinth Bean (which is grown as an ornamental and not a vegetable) this is the prettiest bean vine you can grow. The large sprays of brilliant rich red flowers contrast against the deep green foliage. … more
