Heirloom Beans for Planting - Vegetable Plant

Heirloom Beans for Planting produce traditional varieties of bean plants that have been preserved over generations for garden cultivation. These plants grow as annual legumes and are valued for their adaptability and reliable pod and seed production. Depending on the variety, they may grow as bush or climbing types and develop green foliage with flowering stems that form edible pods. Heirloom beans are commonly grown in home gardens, small farms, and mixed cropping systems. They perform best in warm conditions with full sun and well drained soil.

Features

• Traditional bean varieties preserved for garden cultivation
• Produces edible pods and dry beans depending on type
• Suitable for bush and climbing growth habits
• Adaptable to a wide range of garden conditions
• Suitable for home gardens and small scale farming

Specifications

• Scientific Name: Phaseolus vulgaris
• Common Name: Heirloom Bean
• Seed Type / Variety: Traditional heirloom legume seed
• Growth Habit: Annual bush or climbing legume
• USDA Zones: 3 to 10
• Planting Season: Spring to early summer
• Growing Season: Late spring through summer
• Sowing Season: March to July
• Germination Time and Conditions: 7 to 14 days in warm soil above 18°C
• Sunlight Requirements: Full sun
• Soil Requirements: Well drained fertile loamy soil
• Watering Needs: Moderate watering with consistent moisture during growth
• Mature Plant Size: Height 30 to 200 cm depending on variety
• Plant Spacing: 10 to 20 cm for bush types, 20 to 30 cm for climbing types