Blue Lake Bush Beans speak to luscious strength and vigour don't they? This dark green bush bean has been around for many years and known for its crisp and flavourful texture. Growing to about 2' tall, a pole or trellis may help to give this hearty plant some added support, but not completely necessary.

Blue Lake Pole Bean: pole means 'up' - this heart healthy bean needs a trellis as it can grow as much as 6' tall. Known for its 'meaty' center, this pole bean is said to have a stronger taste than it's bushy beaned brother.

Cannellino Bush Bean: a favourite amidst italian cuisine and chef's alike is the Cannelini Bean - a starchy, potato like addition to soups (re. minestrone), stews, and salad dishes. They are essentially fat free, a great source of fibre and an even greater source of protein - 11 g in 1/4 cup!

Roma Bush Broad Bean (stringless edible): bush bean variety and a very good yielder. Pods are long and bright green in colour. Exceptional variety for productivity and taste as well as for the very soft consistency of green pods which, when ripe, are about 14 cm long. and wide cm. About 2.5.

 

Shelling Bush Bean: large pointed pods, 7-9 peas per pod. 60 days bush variety.

Super Marconi Pole Bean: pole bean variety. Pods are flat shaped and string less with slightly hooked pods 23 – 25 cm long. Plant is a late crop variety with a black seed.

Yellow Wax Bush Bean (stringless edible): is an AAS winner that is stringless and very weather tolerant. The 6 inch long snap beans are yellow with black seeds. They can be enjoyed fresh, canned, or frozen.