Pole Bean Seeds

Growing beans on a trellis helps to conserve garden space. The seeds can be planted in early summer up until the first week of July. Easy to grow.

Sowing Pole Bean Seeds

Sow bean seeds outdoors 2 weeks after the last frost date, 1” deep and 3” apart. Provide a trellis. Full sun.

Bean 'Blauhilde' (60 days, snap bean)

40 seeds  $3.00   coming in fall

Bean 'Blue Lake Pole' (60 days, snap bean)

40 seeds  $3.00           

Blue Lake Pole bean  is a highly productive variety that can cover a 6' trellis from top to bottom with 6" long beans that can be harvested daily for many weeks. It's a great choice for fresh eating, canning and freezing. 

Oregon heirloom, Native American origin.

Bean 'Cherokee Trail of Tears' (65-85 days, snap or dry bean)

40 seeds  $3.00          

Cherokee Trail of Tears  produces 5" long, green beans. Not stringless, but very tasty. The shiny, black seeds are good for soup. Saved by Dr. John Wyche, whose Cherokee ancestors brought it with them on the Trail of Tears in 1838.

Native American heirloom.

Bean 'Christmas Lima' (80 days, shell or dry bean)

20 seeds  $3.00         

Christmas Lima bean  has large seeds - about the size of a quarter - that are cream mottled with maroon. These delicious lima beans have a buttery flavor. Good for fresh eating, canning and freezing.

Heirloom.

Bean 'Turkey Craw' (80-100 days, snap or dry bean)

40 seeds  $3.00          

Legend has it that  Turkey Craw bean  was found in a wild turkey's craw. The 6" pods are stringless, and they are good for fresh eating, canning and freezing. The brown and tan-flecked seeds are good for soups. Best grown in the south.

American heirloom - Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee.

Bean 'Mayflower' (100 days, snap or dry bean)

40 seeds  $3.00

Bean 'Rattlesnake' (60-90 days, snap or dry bean)

40 seeds  $3.00  

Bean 'Succotash' (95 days, dry bean)

25 seeds  $3.00