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Iroquois, Bean
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Product Description
Heirloom Pole Bean | Qty: 1 oz. | 60 Days to Snap | 95 Days to Dry
This is one of my all time favorite beans! Not only is it super tasting, both as a snap bean and a dry bean, it is a hugely prolific pole bean, hardy AND beautiful, being striped and spotted black and white. In fact, the Iroquois name means “skunk” bean! So beautiful you could wear them as beads.
- Jackie Clay Atkinson
