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Indeterminate. This variety has a rich combination of sweet and spicy flavors. Extremely productive with heavy yields of lime green fruit. High in calcium and vitamin C. Disease and heat resistant.

This variety was named after its journey on the Mayflower bringing the British to the States. Upon its arrival it was cultivated in the Carolinas to the bean we know today. Small square seeds are bi-colored white with rose speckles. Loved for their amazing flavor, despite having stringy pods. An excellent dry bean perfect for baking or canning.

Most corn will yield 2 ears per stalk and its silks will tell you when it's ready to harvest. You want to have silks that are brown and dry with a little bit of green at the base. The ears will feel plump, full to touch and green colored. Gently pull the ear down and away from the stalk while twisting to remove the ear. Keep chilled until ready to use.