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Willow Leaf White Lima Bean Seeds
Willow Leaf White Lima Bean Seeds
Willow Leaf White Lima Bean Seeds Willow Leaf White Lima Bean Seeds
Willow Leaf White Lima Bean Seeds Willow Leaf White Lima Bean Seeds

Willow Leaf White Lima Bean

25 Seeds

$ 3.69

(Phaseolus lunatus) Rare heirloom variety introduced by Burpee in 1891 produces abundant yields of creamy white lima beans.  Vigorous, vining plants marked by their unique, willow-like leaves look beautiful when grown on an arbor or trellis.  Excellent heat and drought resistance. Beans are similar in appearance and flavor to a butterpea or butterbean.  Smooth and velvety with a rich pot liquor.  90 days.  25 seeds per packet.

View the USDA record for Willow Leaf White PI347819

CULTURE: After danger of frost has passed, sow seeds 4-6" apart, 1" deep in rows 24-36" apart.  Plants require trellising.  Under ideal conditions, germination will occur in 7-10 days.  Avoid touching plants while leaves are wet as this can spread disease.

(Phaseolus lunatus) Rare heirloom variety introduced by Burpee in 1891 produces abundant yields of creamy white lima beans.  Vigorous, vining plants marked by their unique, willow-like leaves look beautiful when grown on an arbor or trellis.  Excellent heat and drought resistance. Beans are similar in appearance and flavor to a butterpea or butterbean.  Smooth and velvety with a rich pot liquor.  90 days.  25 seeds per packet.

View the USDA record for Willow Leaf White PI347819

CULTURE: After danger of frost has passed, sow seeds 4-6" apart, 1" deep in rows 24-36" apart.  Plants require trellising.  Under ideal conditions, germination will occur in 7-10 days.  Avoid touching plants while leaves are wet as this can spread disease.

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Tim Nettles

Packaged well, delivered in a timely fashion, about 90% germination. Growing well.

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David Pritchard
Willow Leaf butterbean Seed

It took a while due to weather issues to plant. Normally I plant 3 seeds to a hill, my dad did, so I do, he would smile and say one each for the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. At 65 years old I smile and think back to those days.

I only planted 2 seeds to a hill to maximize the number of hills. I was over whelmed with their germination. They are still popping out. I have already stuck probably in the 95% range and will not be surprised if the other 5% come up.

I was very impressed.

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Carlton Williams

Up and growing came up and growing real proud


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