GOOD MOTHER STALLARD

GOOD MOTHER STALLARD CSB(A)

(Phaseolus vulgaris) Heirloom with beautiful, plump, rounded, maroon and white painted seeds which when cooked have a creamy, smooth, velvety texture and rich, nutty flavour. Used as dried bean in soups & salads and in baked beans - hold their shape when cooked without going mushy. 85-90 days. 30 seeds

(BeanClimbing01066)

SKU	BeanClimbing01066
Shipping Weight	0.0030kg

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