Beans
(Phaseolus vulgaris) 50 seeds per packet (unless otherwise noted). Beans are tender and should not be planted until danger of frost is past. Sow in drills 2 inches deep and 2½ to 3 feet apart at intervals from the first of May until August. A larger yield will be obtained if the plants are thinned to 3 inches apart. Cultivate freely but not when the vines are wet.
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53 days. This bush bean was touted as being quite vigorous and hardy, not to mention productive. Peter...
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42-51 days- In our 1942 catalog, we said:
“Handsome large light green pods, always
tender and stringless....
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New! 70 days, bush—This variety is grown for
dry use, where it excels due to the incredibly
rich-textured...
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This meaty Landreth variety debuted
in 1885. It is a flavorful, stringless bean
and boasts heavy yields....
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New! 90 days, half-runner—The name means
“Breast of the Dove” in the language
of Portugal, whence...
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50 days. Introduced in 1949, this early bush bean offers an amazing yield! The stringless, oval, slightly...
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We have been offering wax beans since the 1870’s. The delicious flavor of the yellow pods is hard to beat:...
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71 days. A good lima bean for northern areas that produce delicious baby limas. Peter Henderson introduced it...
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This old bean, also known as “Old Homestead,” has been offered by us for over 100 years and has gone by...
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This prolific pole variety from the 1880’s was easy for housewives to pick because the pods grow in...
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80 days. These beautiful, cool-weather-loving beans were first mentioned in 1750 and sold by Comstock, Ferre...
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54 days. One of the finest quality beans with round, slender pods, straight and entirely stringless. It bears...
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This bean lives up to its name as the top of the crop, raking in a 1950 All-America Selections award. It was...
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“This is one of the largest kinds used for the table” as we stated in the 1850’s. This variety yields...
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