HelloMayGarden2020 Bush Bean Seeds

The purple color in these beans comes from anthocyanin pigments, which are heat-sensitive. When you boil, steam, or sauté the beans, these pigments break down, causing the pods to turn from deep purple to a vibrant green.

Yes, this heirloom variety is specifically bred to be stringless. You won't need to peel away tough fibers before cooking, which makes them much easier to prep for stir-fries or fresh eating.

Absolutely. Because these are a bush bean variety rather than a vining pole bean, they stay compact and are well-suited for container gardening. Just ensure your pot is deep enough and receives full sun.

You can expect to harvest your first beans about 50 days after planting. Because they are a productive variety, they will continue to yield well throughout the season if you harvest regularly.

This variety is noted for being resistant to many common garden pests and diseases. While no plant is completely immune, these beans are a reliable choice for gardeners who want a lower-maintenance crop.

Plant the seeds directly into the soil at a depth of 1 inch once the danger of frost has passed in the spring. They thrive in full sun and prefer well-draining soil to reach their 93% germination potential.