Vigna angularis

75 seeds per pack. 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

Phaseolus vulgaris

40 seeds per pack. A beautiful deep purple colored dry bean. Popularly used in soups, but its creamy texture and mild flavor lends for use in salads, salsa's and more. 80 days. #3166

Phaseolus vulgaris

50-75 seeds per pack. One of the more popular dry black beans, this variety is common in Latin American cuisine. Dwarfing, bush-habit plants produce large quantities of pods bearing the small, black beans. Excellent flavor, easy to grow. 85 days. #3159

Phaseolus vulgaris

75 seeds per pack. The classic green bean and one of the most popular bean varieties available today. A snap bean type featuring crisp, meaty pods that mature to dark green, Excellent for fresh uses, cooking and canning. This is the pole variety, with longer vines. 64 days. #3105

Phaseolus vulgaris

75 seeds per pack. The classic green bean and one of the most popular bean varieties available today. A snap bean type featuring crisp, meaty pods that mature to dark green, Excellent for fresh uses, cooking and canning. Plants are somewhat compact and self-supporting. 58 days. #2938

Phaseolus vulgaris

20-30 seeds per pack. A large dry bean, white colored, with a black spot. Flavor is mild and suitable for both soups, salads and cooking. An uncommon heirloom originally from Maine, named for its large size. 85-100 days. Bush type. #2956

Phaseolus vulgaris

25-50 seeds per pack. A delightful heirloom bean from New England dating to the mid 1800's. Famously used for 'Boston Baked Beans'. The dry beans are plump, white on the bottom, with a caramel colored top. Bush type. 50-60 days. #3155

Phaseolus vulgaris

20-30 seeds per pack. A fun colored bean, half black and white, with opposite spots. Similar to the Yin Yang bean. The beans are large and grow on 15-18" plants. Shows good disease resistance. 90 days. #2984

Phaseolus vulgaris

15-25 seeds per pack. a.k.a. Anasazi Bean. Annual. Allegedly, this type of bean was discovered by archaeologists in New Mexico searching the ruins of Native American dwellings. Along with being an excellent bean for various common uses, the cave bean contains a lower percentage of gas producing compounds than most beans. Easy to grow. Plant is a nitrogen fixer. Pole bean type. #501

Vigna sesquipedalis

15-20 seeds per pack. 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. Annual. #2013

Vigna sesquipedalis

25 seeds per pack. 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. #2015

Phaseolus lunatus

10-20 seeds per pack. Produces huge, speckled beans with a burgundy and white coloring. Pods grow to 5-6". An heirloom dating to the mid 1800's, beans are excellent used dry and when cooked, have a buttery flavor that is bit milder than other lima beans. Large plants can grow to 10ft. Long season. 85-90 days. #2697

Phaseolus vulgaris

50 seeds per pack. a.k.a. Zuni Bean. Beans feature a unique gray coloration, named for the Dapple Gray Horse. This heirloom variety is a close cousin to the Cave Bean. The plump beans have an excellent flavor and are popular for soups. Bush type. 55 days. #3169

Phaseolus vulgaris

25-35 seeds per pack. A type of bush Wax Bean that is instantly recognizable for its yellow pods streaked with bright purple. The beans are also multi-colored and are great both fresh and dried. Plants grow to 24", and ripen from 60-100 days depending on use. A wonderful and old heirloom originally from France. #2098

Glycine max

15-20 seeds per pack. 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

Glycine max

15-20 seeds per pack. A very unique variety of edamame, yielding black beans that glisten like plump pearls. Plants grow to 2-3ft and grow vigorously, more so than green-types. Prized in Japan for its unique flavor. Annual. #2218

Glycine max

15-20 seeds per pack. Originally from Asia, by way of Lancaster county Pennsylvania. A delicious edamame, featuring large green seeds with a mild, nutty flavor. Plants grow up to 3-4'. Fairly early maturity. #3170

Glycine max

15-20 seeds per pack. A large seeded edamame with bulky pods containing 2-3 seeds. Heavy producing plants. The pods have an excellent flavor for fresh uses. 70 days. #2983

Vicia fava

15-20 seeds per pack. 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. Large seeds. view plant information #502

Phaseolus lunatus

30 seeds per pack. A popular bean in the Southern U.S., this variety bears quite well in hot and humid weather, but will grow fine in practically any climate. Beans are flattened, white, with spots of maroon. Has a sweet flavor and is a versatile selection. Pole bean type. 85 days. #2915

Phaseolus vulgaris

25-35 seeds per pack. 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

Phaseolus vulgaris

50-100 seeds per pack. Bears delightful yellow wax beans with pods growing up to 6" long. Pods have a wonderful tender and tasty flavor. The pods grow in nice clusters for easy picking. 50 days. #2982

Phaseolus vulgaris

40-60 seeds per pack. 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

Cyamopsis tetragonoloba

15 seeds per pack. A popular type of bean from India, where it is also heavily cultivated. The young pods can be eaten while immature as a vegetable, but the species is most known for its mature seeds, which are crushed and made into Guar Gum, a type of flour. The flour has extensive uses as a thickening agent in food processing and for similar industrial uses. Annual, grows well in warm and wet or arid climates. #2762

Lablab purpurea

8 seeds per pack. 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. While a delicious and noteworthy plant, note that dry seeds are poisonous to eat and must be boiled. Grows to 10ft. view plant information #522

Phaseolus vulgaris

40-60 seeds per pack. A long and delicious green bean with 7", straight pods that grow on large plants. High yielding, excellent for all standard uses. 50-55 days. #2969

Vigna radiata

100-200 seeds per pack. 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

Phaseolus vulgaris

25-35 seeds per pack. One of the most esteemed wax beans, this interesting variety bearing bright golden yellow colored pods containing black beans. Pods are slender and can grow to 6". Beans have a great flavor and a variety of standard uses. Great yields. 60 days. #2325

Phaseolus vulgaris

50-75 seeds per pack. A traditional gourmet French filet pole bean. The long, slim, rounded pods have a delicious and delicate flavor. Tall vines yield very well. Very popular for use in French cooking. 58 days. #2994

Vicia fava

10+ seeds per pack. Annual. A large, cool season bean. Seeds are from the uncommon and beautiful, dark-purple seeded variety. 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. Large seeds. #2285

Phaseolus vulgaris

25-35 seeds per pack. An attractive and fairly uncommon type of pole bean. Up to 8" pods are mottled purple, with tan-brown speckled beans reminiscent of a rattlesnake. Vines grow to 10ft. Annual. #2060

Phaseolus vulgaris

50 seeds per pack. a.k.a. Mayflower Bean. An unusual bean, both for its pretty patterning, but also for its mysterious history. Questionably cited as arriving on the Mayflower, this variety still likely dates back a few hundred years. A mild flavored dry bean, slightly sweet, and excellent in salsas and salads. Pole habit. 80 days. #3167

Phaseolus vulgaris

25-50 seeds per pack. A medium sized bean that is much like a smaller version of the kidney bean. Similar in flavor and use to the pinto bean. Excellent for a variety of uses and an uncommon variety. #3165

Phaseolus vulgaris

100 seeds per pack. An improved version of the popular Royalty Purple Pod, bearing exquisite purple skinned beans that average around 6" long. A delicious flavor makes this a favorite and the 24" plants do well even in cooler conditions. The beans turn green when cooked. 60 days. #3181

Phaseolus vulgaris

25-35 seeds per pack. A very ornamental and useful bean, instantly recognizable for its bright purple pods. The 5" pods are tender and turn green when cooked. Stringless, slightly curved, bush-type bean. 52-55 days. #2200

Phaseolus coccineus

15 seeds per pack. 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. view plant information #1709

Phaseolus vulgaris

25 seeds per pack. A large, kidney shaped bean with pretty, mottled coloring that retains well after cooking. Delicious flavor, popular for cooking. An uncommon heirloom. Pole type. 75 days. #3168

Phaseolus coccineus

10 seeds per pack. A uniquely colored runner bean having salmon-pink blooms. Great for ornamental color in the garden. Bears short pods throughout the warmer months having beans of classic runner bean flavor. Versatile and pretty. 60 days. #2916

Phaseolus acutifolius

50 seeds per pack. A unique species of bean, native to the southwestern United States with a long period of historical usage. The beans are used much like regular dry beans and can be roasted as well as ground into meal. More drought resistant than the common bean and grows well in desert or arid conditions. Traditionally a staple of Native American agriculture. Annual. #3163

Phaseolus vulgaris

25-35 seeds per pack. A classic favorite from Italy, having flashy, pale green pods with red and purple streaks. Beans can be eaten green, or left to mature and used for baking. Solid plants provide excellent yields. 55-75 days. #2914

Lablab purpurea

6 seeds per pack. An uncommon, white flowered variety of the popular Hyacinth Bean. White flowers are followed by green colored pods, with edible beans. The young pods are also eaten. Indeterminate, can grow to many feet and loves to twist around arbors and trellises. Produces pods throughout the warm months. While a delicious and noteworthy plant, note that dry seeds are poisonous to eat and must be boiled. Annual. #2353

Psophocarpus tetragonolobus

6 seeds per pack. A popular Asian bean bearing distinctive green pods that can grow to 9". Pods have four prominent, lengthwise ridges. Originally from southeast Asia, the plant is cultivated in that region today. Plants are very similar to regular bean plants and though they are annual, succeed best in warmer climates. This species will not flower when daylight exceeds 12 hours, so it is best grow in areas with a long season or warmer winter. #2763

Vigna sesquipedalis

25 seeds per pack. An extra long yard long bean, with pods routinely reaching three feet in length! Pods are green, growing on vigorous, disease resistance plants. Performs great in moist and subtropical areas. Pods have a crisp, tender flavor that lends well to Asian cuisine. Annual. #2928

Vigna sesquipedalis

25 seeds per pack. A unique type of Yard Long Bean that doesn't require supports for growth! It is a bush-type bean which can be grown directly on the ground. Produces long beans to about 15" with good flavor and many uses. Annual. #2777

Phaseolus vulgaris

20-35 seeds per pack. A delightful bean colored with the distinctive pattern of the well-known Chinese symbol. Flavor is quite mild and tasty. Pods grow to 6-7" and be harvested when young for green beans. Very unique and quite the conversation piece. 75 days. #2649