Blue Lake Pole Beans
This variety produces heavy yields of sweet delicious snap beans. Left on the plant, the white beans can be used fresh or dried. The young beans grow to 6” long on vines that can grow to six feet tall. This heirloom variety comes from the "white creaseback bean"; it was improved and later identified as Blue Lake Pole Beans. 65 days.
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Cherokee Wax Bush Beans
Cherokee Wax Beans are light yellow beans that grow from shiny black seeds. Vigorous and hardy, this seed produces 16-18" tall free standing bushy plants with a large yield of 6" long oval pods. This variety produces well in small areas. Somewhat heat and drought resistant. 48 days.
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Fava Broad Windsor Beans
These unusual plants produce flat glossy pods that measure up to 8" long. The fresh beans can be steamed for a few minutes or sauteed with garlic and onion. The fresh or dried beans are excellent in soups; prized for their mild delicious flavor. The dried beans are very large - about 18 beans to an ounce. 90 days.
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Golden Wax Topnotch Beans
This variety produces straight, stringless, somewhat flat yellow pods. Plants grow about 16" tall and are very bushy. The seed is white with a brown spot. Beans average about 6" long. Tolerant to common mosaic virus and rust. 50 days.
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Kentucky Wonder Pole Beans
Known for its great flavor, this variety has been around since 1864 when it was called the Texas Bean. These vigorous plants can grow up to 7 feet tall producing clusters of 7" long delicious green beans. 65 days
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King of the Garden Pole Lima Beans
This old time variety yields a large amount of tender creamy-green flat Lima beans in large 6" pods. This variety loves hot weather and does not tolerate cold weather. These beans are larger than the Fordhook Lima bean. 88 days.
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Rattlesnake Pole Beans
These heat and drought resistant beans produce deep green pods with violet stripes. Pods are round and about 7" long. These beautiful beans have a distinctive and delicious flavor. The dry beans are speckled with brown and black and adapted to dry country gardening more so than many other beans. Vigorous vines can grow more than 10 feet tall. 70 days.
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Roma, Flat Italian (Romano) Beans
This green bean has a unique and distinctive flavor that sets it apart from many other varieties. The vigorous plants produce thick stringless beans about 6" long. The pod is unusual because it is flat and wide. This variety produces and abundant crop over a long period. 60 days.
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Royal Burgundy Bush Beans
These 24 inch plants produce beautiful deep purple pods. The contrasting purple pods stand out against the green leaves making them very easy to harvest. When steamed, the beans turn a bright green when cooked. This hardy heirloom is tolerant of heat and cold; producing long after other varieties have stopped for the season. 52 days.
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Tendergreen Improved Beans
This hardy plant produces snap beans over an extended period of time. The bright green beans are slender, stringless and delicious. The mottled dark purple/black and tan seeds produce an abundant crop of mosaic resistant beans that do well in hot weather. 53 days
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Topcrop Bush Beans
This hardy green bean is stringless and disease resistant. The bushy plants produce pods that are crisp, meaty, and straight. This variety can produce somewhat earlier than other bush beans. A vigorous producer, the pods are excellent fresh, frozen or canned. 52 days.
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Yard Long Beans (Red Seed)
This variety originated in China. The pencil thin pods can grow over three feet long but are best when picked about 12-15" long. The flavor is delicate and somewhat similar to asparagus. Vines can grow more than 10 feet long and produce well throughout the hot Tucson summers. It thrives in hot weather; producing long after all other beans have failed. This "bean" is actually not a bean at all but a cowpea. The plants are very sensitive to cold. 70 days.
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