Purple Podded Pole Bean, 1930’s Heirloom

Seed Exchange - Plants of this historic variety climb vigorously to 6' to show off an abundance of reddish-purple pods that are high-quality, hearty, and stringless. The pods grow 5-7"-long and turn to light green when cooked. Henry Field discovered this variety in an Ozarks garden in the 1930s.

• Conventional
• Pole beans
• Snap bean
• Reddish Purple, stringless pods

Instructions - Sow seeds outdoors after danger of frost has passed and soil and air temperatures have warmed. Harvest frequently to increase yield. Pods can be left on the vine to mature and then harvested as dry beans.

• Direct Seed 2" apart
• Planting Depth 1"
• Support with trellis, teepee, or fencing