Distinctive star patterned beans: Adds visual interest and uniqueness to harvested produce
Late maturing variety: Provides extended harvest period for gardeners
Collected from Tepehuan farmer: Supports Indigenous agricultural traditions and biodiversity
High elevation adaptability: Thrives at elevations around 6900 feet for cooler microclimates
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Phaseolus vulgaris. A beautiful large bean with "star" pattern of black specks radiating over cream-beige background. Originally collected from a Tepehuan farmer in Nabogame, near Guadalupe y Calvo in Chihuahua, Mexico. This pole bean is late-maturing at the Conservation Farm in Patagonia, Arizona. Not suitable for northern latitudes. P
