Quite a mouthful of a name, but these are fabulous beans and very pretty to look at because they are very shiny, as they don't have hairs on the pods. They are quite late, however I planted these very late and have already harvested beans for seed. These lovelies are just for eating and judging by the remaining flowers, weather permitting, we might get quite a few more too. They usually start in September just when many beans have a lull. I have tried several of the Greasy beans and this one is still the easiest to grow here.
PS: Sorry, I got the name wrong: North Carolina Greasy Speckled Long Cutshort Bean! I forgot about the 'speckles'.
PS: Sorry, I got the name wrong: North Carolina Greasy Speckled Long Cutshort Bean! I forgot about the 'speckles'.
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