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Scarlet Runner Bean
Scarlet Runner Bean
Scarlet Runner Bean
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Scarlet Runner
60 to 90 Days — An heirloom variety grown as early as 1750. A very vigorous grower and good producer. The vines can grow to eighteen feet. Often planted for its ornamental beauty and hummingbird attractor, it is good young as a snap bean or mature as a shelled or dry bean. The seeds are large, purple but sometimes lavender, mottled with black. Each packet contains one ounce, which is approximately 25 to 30 seeds.
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Grew really tall >10' and produced a really long time. Pods a somewhat flat, but flavorful and snapped easily. Later, beans finally formed beautiful purple seeds that I dried for ornamentation. Flowers were a little small but pretty and did attract hummingbirds.
Reviewed by: Ed Wright from auburn NY zone 5. on 12/23/2010
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