This is the Roman type bean seen all over Italy in markets. Beans will grow to 10 inches and remain tender. You can begin picking them at 5-6 inches. Very meaty. Makes a wonderful bean salad. Like all pole beans, keep picking to encourage continued production. 65 days or so to harvest. A vigorous climber, it will need support: use trellis, tripods or single poles at least 7 feet tall. Pole beans are much more productive in a tight garden space over a longer period, than bush beans. Plant after soil has warmed up well, since seeds are not treated. Plant 3-4 seeds around base of each pole or 2 seeds every six inches for trellis. Thin to one/six inches for trellis, 2 plants for poles. 

Variety climbing, early, with pods straight, long, wide and flat, medium green in color, brilliant wireless.Black seed. It needs support. SOWING: March to mid-July to rows 80-130 cm apart. 

Variety Information: 4" long, stringless, crunchy pods; 2 per cluster. 'Oregon Sugar Pod II' is ery disease resistant, including mildew, pea enation virus, and leaf roll.

French climbing green beans produce beautiful slender green beans of approximately 14 cm without wire. It is a medium early pole green bean variety. 

French pole beans are tender, slender green beans with a mild, slightly sweet flavor. They’re best used fresh and lightly cooked to preserve their crisp texture and bright color.

• Steamed or blanched and finished with butter, olive oil, lemon, or herbs

• Sautéed with garlic, shallots, or almonds (classic French style)

• Stir-fried with vegetables or meats

• Added to soups and stews near the end of cooking

• Served cold in salads after blanching

• Preserved by pickling or freezing

They pair especially well with butter, parsley, thyme, garlic, mustard, and light cream sauces.

A dependable and delicious bush bean version of the hugely popular Blue Lake pole bean. Blue Lake bush beans are of excellent quality and bear a heavy crop of tender pods. They are ideal for table use, freezing and canning.

These are great all around bush beans, adaptable to any home organic garden.

You will be 100% satisfied with the quality of our Blue Lake Bush Beans especially if grown in a 100% organic garden.

Blue Lake Bush Beans Mature in about 58 days and are an open pollinated bush bean variety.

Bush bean variety. Plant is a good yielder and cylindrical in shape. Pods are very thin, long and bright 
green in colour. Pods are string less. Seeds are white.

Packet: 33 grams of seed

Productive, excellent flavor, AAS Winner

Fast growth, early maturity, and a long, productive season are the hallmarks of this remarkable pole bean.

7-9' all

Stringless beans are perfect at 13-15cm (5-6") long

Good resistance to Mosaic Virus.

Sugar Ann Pea is an early-maturing snap pea known for its sweet, tender pods and compact growth. Plants produce crisp, bright-green pods about 3 inches long that are perfect for fresh eating, salads, and light cooking. Cool-season hardy and high yielding, it’s ideal for small gardens and containers.

Snap peas, or sugar snap peas, are basically a cross between garden peas and snow peas. The whole pod is edible and they have a crunchy flavor and sweet taste.

One of the best features of Sugar Ann is its earliness, up to 2 weeks earlier than comparisons. Its plump, edible pods are very sweet. The short, compact growth habit of Sugar Ann makes it ideal for urban gardeners with limited space who were previously unable to grow snap peas. The peas grow on a compact, 18-inch-high bush and can be grown with or without support. Remove string from pods before cooking.

Super Sugar Snap vines grow 5 feet tall with larger, longer pods than other snap peas, good heat tolerance, plus pea roll and powdery mildew resistance. Tops for vigor, productivity and melt-in-your-mouth sweet taste, Super Sugar Snaps are wonderful eating raw or very quickly cooked.