I grew these for the first time this year after getting the seeds from a swap in Pike County Ky. I have a small garden and grew twelve pl...Read Moreants in a bed made from a tire with a teepee made from sticks for a support. They grew like crazy and it did not take long before they were outgrowing their 8foot tall teepee. They produced an amazing amount of beans in big pods and were delicious. I saved seeds and will definitely be growing them again.
Stringless, and excellent fresh flavor. [Heirloom from Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee.] According to folklore, this variety was ...Read Morecultivated after a hunter shot a turkey, and removed a bean from the craw. The bean was later planted and saved, hence the derivation of the name 'Turkey Craw'. Often used as a cornfield bean. Good canned. Similar to other beans for freezing and drying quality ('leather britches on a shuck'). Pods grow 3-1/2 to 4 in. long and cling to the vines. Seeds are buff, frosted with brown on one end.
I grew these for the first time this year after getting the seeds from a swap in Pike County Ky. I have a small garden and grew twelve pl...Read More
Stringless, and excellent fresh flavor. [Heirloom from Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee.] According to folklore, this variety was ...Read More