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A unique heirloom bean, symbolizing resilience and living history.

Vigorous climbing bean, sweet, productive, beige seeds streaked chocolate heirloom.

This shelling bean comes from the Abenaki First Nations and is part of the Slow Food Ark of Taste. The dried beans, a flamboyant red reminiscent of cranberries with a white hilum, offer a rich and unique flavor.

Rediscovered by collector John Withee after 11 years of research, this rare bean was mentioned in an encyclopedia dating from the 1700s. Very popular in New England in the 19th century, it also appeared in a Montreal catalog from 1899.

Maintenance and advice:
To find out more, consult our blog on Growing beans in Quebec.

Early bush bean, prolific, small pods, Nez Perce heirloom, rare

Vigorous climbing bean, purple flowers, long striped pods, rare Mennonite

Rare Iroquois climbing bean, speckled, productive, soup, traditional companion crop

American heritage climbing bean, rich flavor, tender texture, folklore origin

Heirloom climbing bean, pink seeds, prolific, family heritage variety

Acadian heirloom bean, gray speckled seeds, landrace

Dans l'atelier, Geneviève s'est emmêlé les lacets, et a fait tomber tous les cabarets! Alors voici donc nos meilleurs haricots grimpants, de toutes les couleurs et de toutes les saveurs! Skunk, True Red Cranberry, Kahnawake Mohawk, Turkey craw, Mennonite, Mayflower et Grand-mère.

INFORMATIONS BOTANIQUES
Nom latin: Phaseolus vulgaris
Nom commun: Haricots grimpants
Anglais: Pole Bean
Famille: Fabacées

Vigorous yellow climbing bean, stringless, long pods, Daroi selection heritage

Small speckled white beans, highly productive, dry-harvest heirloom variety.

Rare heirloom bean, marbled, productive, offered to First Nations.

Productive bean, long flowering, yellow pods, fast, hardy, flavorful.

Purple heirloom climbing bean, tender, stringless, tribute Jean-Léo Collard

Climbing bean with edible pods, flowers, attracts hummingbirds, enriches soil.

Romanian heirloom bean, semi-dry, large seeds, excellent for cassoulet.

Climbing green beans with vigorous tendrils