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This bean variety is a dependable producer over a long season. The long, smooth, stringless pods are tender and at their best for the table when 5 in. to 6 in. L. Disease resistant and high in vitamins A, B and C.

Tendergreen bush beans are a classic, stringless variety that excels whether canned, frozen or enjoyed fresh. From our farms to your garden, grow confidently knowing all our seeds are 100% Organic and Non-GMO. Ready, set, grow.

Blue Lake 274 Bush Bean has a firm, meaty texture and rich color from the good-old-days. Blue Lake matures its large crop early and all at once. Slow seed development allows 6 in. to 6-1/2 in. pods to remain smooth. Known as the favored canning bean. Resists bean common mosaic virus and tolerant of the NY-15 strain of BCMV.

Kentucky Blue Pole Bean delivers beans that grow between 6 to 7 in. L with rich, deeply green colors. They're great for snacking raw with your favorite veggie dip or roasting in the oven with some olive oil, garlic, salt and pepper. Kentucky Blue is a combination of Kentucky Wonder and Blue Lake pole beans. Plant in full sunlight and rich, well-drained soil and be sure to provide support for this bean's vigorous vines. Even when mature, Kentucky Blue rarely develops strings.

Highly regarded for exceptional taste and tenderness, this 1961 All-America Selections winner remains widely popular for its high yields of sweet, round, stringless beans on vigorous plants. The beans meaty texture makes them a great choice for canning and freezing too. Fresh eating is highly recommended!.

Grenada Bush Bean is a haricot vert, or French filet bean, a type of bean that is popular among chefs and home cooks. Grenada is 1 of the most productive varieties weve found. Bush bean plants produce high yields of 6-1/2 in., pencil-thin beans with an intense green bean flavor. They have a long-shelf life and retain their texture when sauted, steamed or boiled. Because the seeds are slow to develop, you'll have a longer harvest window. These plants exhibit better disease resistance than older varieties, and Grenada has shown a high tolerance to bacterial brown spot. Whether growing for yourself or for farmers markets, this filet bean is sure to please. For best results, plant in full sun and in well-drained soil. Matures in 58-days.

Provider is the gold standard in the South. Its reliable in Southern states even under adverse weather conditions. A vigorous plant, Provider produces early, heavy yields of straight, uniform beans with rich flavor. If kept picked, Provider will continue to produce throughout the summer. Excellent for canning. Stringless, resistant to Bean Mosaic Virus and Powdery Mildew. Matures in 50-days.

Top crop Bush Bean yields green, stringless pods valued for their quality and flavor. The pods are 5-1/2 in. L and house seeds with a mottled, brown and buff color. Adapted widely for home gardens. Disease tolerant for BCMV and NY15.

A vigorous, many-branched bush plant that produces heavy yields of pods similar in appearance to pole Blue Lake. Flavor of these 6-1/2 in. round pods is excellent. High in vitamins A, B, and C.

Fordhook 242 Lima Bean is prolific even during drought and heat, making it perfect for growing in the South. Bush-type plants set 3 to 5 tasty, light green seeds per pod. A 2 oz. packet contains approximately 50 seeds. Ready to harvest in 75-days.