In our seed set "Climbing Bean Power" we have put together 6 climbing, historical and interesting pole beans. In summer, the pods can be used in many ways for cooking, e.g. cooked for bean vegetables or salads. Many of the varieties form attractive, colourful dry seeds, which are well suited for preparing bean dishes in winter. As pole beans need a climbing aid, you can let them grow up e.g. the garden fence, the balcony railing, poles or other plants like corn or sunflowers. Seeds can be obtained from the seed-proof varieties (and dried in a practical net bag). Our set contains the following varieties:
High-yielding and formerly very popular pole bean with blue-purple, tasty, thick-fleshed pods. (30 grain)
A prolific, tasty varietal find (ca. 1870) with fine, red-white seeds and tender, green pods. (30 kernels)
Very tall climbing bean with attractive red flowers and long pods containing tasty, large , purple-black dry seeds. (30 kernels)
High-yielding, attractive, historical variety from Croatia with wine-red, round dry seeds. (30 kernels)
Historical rarity with angel-shaped markings, which used to be often grown in monasteries. (30 kernels)
Productive, old variety from Eastern Europe with white-yellow flowers, green pods and attractive white-black dry seeds. (30 kernels)