Don't turn your back on this bean. I was literally harvesting from 4 plants on a weekly basis. A delicious bean especially when braised with onion and tomato. This will always have a place in my garden .

Great to snack on while moving through the garden. Not all seems to be the same variety though, got one or two plants that produced purple beans., and some wanted to climb climb climb

60% of the beans that germinated were Blue Lake Pole beans and not bush beans. The bush beans did fairly well and produced nicely but didn't come close to the unexpected pole bean variety. We have a freezer full of frozen beans now that summer is over, and enjoyed them fresh for months. I have packets full of dry beans to plant for next year so definitely a winner

Wow, these beans are amazing - they're sweet, tasty and stringless. It's mid November and I already had my first batch of beans for supper last night. They're very prolific. Only planted 8 seeds because of space and they all germinated. I will plant lots more of these when space become available in my garden. (Will freeze some for winter.) So glad I bought 2 more packets of seeds last week.

I had to take some time to write about this bush bean variety. We got a 70% success rate on germination, but those that did come up produced enough beans to make up for those that didn't. We have too many beans to know what to do with them. Besides production, these beans are very sweet and juicy. Very yummy - we ate them raw :)