Great tasting beans and the Mexican bean beetle does not infect them

I had great luck with these over the summer. They are nice long beans that grow three to a stem. Keep an eye on them they grow pretty fast once they begin.

I forgot that I was going to try these and planted them as a second crop of beans this summer. So far, I am impressed with the size of the beans and crunchy sweetness. Will definitely grow more next year!

These seeds grew so well, and the yields are out of this world, I highly recommend!

The majority of the beans have sprouted. I have grown this variety bean for three years now mainly to eat fresh. They truly can grow to be a yard long and produce two long beans together!! They need a support and can get stringy as they get mature, so you just have to watch and pick them every 2-3 days. Since they are an heirloom variety, you can save seed each year. They are good for fresh and frozen. They aren't big producers so I don't get enough to can, but they are good for canning, too.