Beans

CO = Certified Organic.
Seeds per packet of beans = 30 to 50.
Key: P = pole; B = bush; D = dry use; S = snap variety; W = wax

	Bean - Andrew Kent Price: $3.00 Quantity in Basket: none
Long, flattish buff coloured seeds with maroon mottling, good in soups. Nice as a snap bean when young. Does well in cooler weather. 100–105 days. S or D/B
	Bean - Arikara Yellow Price: $3.00 Quantity in Basket: none
(CO) Good baking bean in a yellow-tan colour grow on an upright vigorous plant. Quite prolific for a short season bean (90 day). Originally from the Arikara Indians. D/B
	Bean - Aunt Alley's Price: $3.00 Quantity in Basket: none
(CO) A good quality heirloom green bean. 4-5" flattened pods of superior flavour, good as a shell bean with cream-tan seeds. S/B
	Bean - Aunt Emma's Price: $3.00 Quantity in Basket: none
A Mennonite heirloom bean with large round white seeds; semi-vining. Quicker cooking than other beans, used in baked beans and salads. D/P
	Bean - Black Turtle Price: $3.00 Quantity in Basket: none
(CO) Small black kidney with excellent flavour, extremely prolific half runner with purple stems and flowers. 80 days. D/B
	Bean - Black Valentine Price: $3.00 Quantity in Basket: none
An heirloom from the 1800s. Flavourful and productive green bean with slender, stringless straight pods. If any go to seed, the shiny, black seeds are also good for dry use. 60–80 days. SorD/B
	Bean - Burpee's Stringless Green Price: $3.00 Quantity in Basket: none
Introduced by Burpee in 1894. Pods are 5" long, stringless and grow on a low bush. 50 days. S/B
	Bean - Cherokee Trail of Tears Price: $3.00 Quantity in Basket: none
Originally grown by the Cherokee Indians, this bean was carried over the Trail of Tears from October 1838 in the Smoky Mountains to March 26 1839 in Oklahoma; over 4000 Cherokee Indians died in this forced winter march. The pods are green with a purplish blush and the seeds are shiny and black. Good for snap or dry beans. 80 days for snaps. SorD/P
	Bean - Chinese Red Noodle Bean Price: $3.00 Quantity in Basket: none
This is a stunning and unique bean. Fantastic deep red 18-inch pods are delicious, full of nutrition and they keep their colour when sauteed. Long vines produce all summer and do well under many. Small red seeds. 80 days.
	Bean - Chinese Yellow Price: $3.00 Quantity in Basket: none
Pale yellow-green marrowfat, genetically close to Mennonite and Hutterite Soup Bean and used for the same purposes. A stout bushy plant that yields well and especially disease resistant, early. 75–80 days. D/B
	Bean - Cranberry Price: $3.00 Quantity in Basket: none
Old-time favourite for dry beans, excellent in soups and stews, large crops of plump burgundy mottled beans. Reliable even under adverse conditions. 65–75 days. D/B
	Bean - Dove Creek Red Price: $3.00 Quantity in Basket: none
Productive red, mexican bean with growth habit and pod type like pintos. 90 days. D/B
	Bean - Dragon's Tongue Price: $3.00 Quantity in Basket: none
Dutch butter bean, wax variety, with creamy pods striped with purple; makes a good shell bean when stripes turn red. Stringless, very tasty 5-8" long pods on a low bush, terrific fresh or dried.
	Bean - Dry Bean Mix Price: $3.00 Quantity in Basket: none
A colourful selection of beans good to grow out, dry and save for use in soups, stews and bean pots. Over 100/package. D/B
	Bean - Fazolia Price: $3.00 Quantity in Basket: none
(CO) Large white beans, a.k.a. cannellini and/or white kidney beans, popular in central and southern Italy and famous in Greece as a pasta substitute. Also wonderful in minestrone soups, for thickening stews and in summer bean salads. In Britain, these beans are known as white navy beans or haricots. When cooked, the cannellini bean is fluffy and creamy and are known for their smooth texture and nutty flavour. 90 days. D/B