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Native Beans

We offer our favorites from the garden, some of which you may not have seen. All are incredible producers with wonderful flavor and worth a try.
Beans can not be shipped outside the United States
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Alaric (Tarbais)

Alaric (Tarbais)

Traditionally grown in the village of Tarbais at the footh of the Pyrenees, this large, flattened, white bean is produced on vigorous 6-7 foot vines....
$5.50
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Amarillo del Norte Bean

Amarillo del Norte Bean

This is a native bush bean that Brett collected. I believe it is from Taos Pueblo. I didn't try them as green beans, but they certainly made a lot of...
$5.75
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Anasazi bean

Anasazi bean

Beans exactly like these have been found at the ancient sites of the Chaco culture. They are still grown by Pueblo people. My seed came from the...
$5.75
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Andean Bean

Andean Bean

These beautiful coral pinto bean set abundantly on sturdy bush plants. It is certainly one of the best bush beans I've tried in recent years. There...
$5.75
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Bill Wheatly pole bean

Bill Wheatly pole bean

A handsome bean, almost unknown, Bill Wheatly is a prolific pole bean, but a little later in the season. It's named after Bill Wheatly who grew it in...
$5.75
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Birdsong Mountaingem dry bean

Birdsong Mountaingem dry bean

Birdsong Mountaingem is named after the native hummingbird we see here in Northern New Mexico. It is originally from an unknown cross to Ms....
$5.25
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Birdsong Quail dry bean

Birdsong Quail dry bean

'Quail' exhibits a variety of colors, all with dark banding and is one of the most beautiful beans I have grown. The plant is upright with the pods...
$5.50
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Blue Buffalo Pole Bean

Blue Buffalo Pole Bean

Blue Buffalo is a stable cross of a pole lima and a runner bean. The blunt 3-4" pods hold four or five of these oval beans. Beautifully marked with...
$5.95
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Bolitas - traditional Spanish bean from Northern New Mexico

Bolitas - traditional Spanish bean from Northern New Mexico

These beans were first raised by Spanish settlers in the 1500's along the Rio Grande River. My original seed came from Rose Trujillo of Nambe Pueblo....
$5.50
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Borlotti di Gaston

Borlotti di Gaston

Buttery texture and delicate flavor make these beans the foundation of Italian minestrone. The plump pods are streaked with reddish purple and each...
$5.75
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