Dry Beans

(Bush bean) These beauties look like plump little orca whales. Bush plants produce plentifully. They're great in soups and stews. Also known as Yin...

From Golden Ears Farm in Chase, BC. Brought to Nova Scotia by Steph and Dan of Twisted Brook Farm, when they moved here from the Shuswap Lake regio...

(Bush Bean) - Vibrant deep-red round beans. An heirloom bush bean from New England, offered by the Aaron Low Seed Company in 1884. However it's bel...

(Pole bean) Beautiful black and grey speckled beans, produced on tall climbing vines. -Grown by Twisted Brook

(Bush Bean) - Small yellow bean, the perfect variety for baked beans. Dependable and early maturing bush plants. 30-50 seeds (15 g)-Grown by Annapo...

(Bush Bean) These pretty, slightly block-shaped small beans are speckled grey and maroon. The plants send out a few short runners and staking is op...

(Bush Bean) One of my favourites for both production and beauty. The speckled purple seeds of this variety are some of the most mesmerizing I’ve se...

(Bush bean) Plump, pearly-white beans. Perfect for baked beans. This variety came to me from Dan Jason of Salt Spring Seeds about 20 years ago. 30-...

Rare Italian variety from the Seeds of Diversity Seed Bank. Supremely vigorous tall vines with stripe-y purple pods and pretty striped beans. Delic...

Flavourful 6” green pods produced heavily on bush plants. The large seeds are good as dry beans if left to mature. Introduced by seed saver Robert ...

(Bush Bean) - A golden splashed strain of the classic maroon Jacob's Cattle. Early and dependable. 30-40 seeds (15 g) -Grown by Annapolis Seeds

(Bush Bean) Rich copper-orange beans. Among our earliest dry beans, dependable even in cool damp years. From the Nez Perce tribe of Idaho. 30-40 se...

(Bush Bean) - This selection of Jacob's Cattle has been grown by the Rockwell and Alders families for over 80 years in Lakeville, NS. A very produc...

(Bush Bean) Unique beans are a beautiful hue of creamy white/green. Beloved as a dry bean, and good as a shelling bean too. I wasn't a fan of the f...

This is one of the first dry beans I ever grew, when I first began saving seeds as a kid. They've been a farm mainstay ever since. Beautifully stre...

(Bush Bean) Bred in Alberta in the 1960s, as a short season alternative for Lima beans. Use them fresh when the seeds plump in their pods. 30-50 se...

Rare older strain from the Tennessee hills. The small seeds are pale with dark spots and streaks, with the occasional darker bean in the mix. Delic...

(Semi-runner Bean) Large, plump, purple/cream streaked seeds. Perfect dry bean for soups and stews. Quite rare. Approx. 20-30 seeds (15 g)-Grown by...

Developed here on the farm - Large, flat, green pods with purple steaks, with cream and black streaked seeds. Good eaten small as a snap bean, but ...

New for 2025 - Beautiful round tri-tone beans; tan-fawn, with black stripes and a white saddle. Vigorous and productive pole bean. Very rare, and d...

Back again - Happy to have this charismatic pole bean back in the catalogue this year! Vigourous pole bean, with long and distinctly leathery purpl...

Large white kidney bean. Creamy and great for soups and baking. A family heirloom originally from Henry and Gwen Ruckle, who were among the earlies...