This is my favorite. I grow in western WA, where pests and mildew can be a problem. Neither seems to be an issue for these beans. They are beautiful on a trellis and don't get tough or stringy. They also have great flavor and a good amount of beans per plant.

I think this is the bean plant that grew the best for me this year. I loved watching them grow up the trellis taking up less space.

These are amazing producers in my southern New Jersey garden! They have been producing for me pretty consistently since they started putting out beans. It’s now September. I think they are tastier and more productive than the contender pole beans I’m also growing. I’ll definitely be planting again.

South East US - Heat and drought resistant. Paired with Cherokee Trail of Tear Black Beans. Both took off and are heavy producers. Good for fresh, frozen, and dried. Will be making some awesome chili this winter.

These are our biggest pole bean producer in the garden and most resilient to our humid climate. Great flavor and texture too! Nothing compares!