DRAGONS TONGUE

DRAGONS TONGUE (Bean) CSB(A)

(Phaseolus vulgaris) Dutch heirloom. Long, slender bean to 18cm with rich, heavy purple fleck produced on compact bush to 70cm high. Excellent flavour. Popular with chefs & gourmets. Use fresh or leave to mature for shelled bean. 68 days. 25 seeds

(BeanBush00964)

SKU	BeanBush00964
Shipping Weight	0.0020kg

Dragons Tongue Bean

By: Ray S on 19 June 2018
One the best bush beans for fresh eating that I’ve grown, staying tender even as the seeds fill out. There is so little tough fibre in the pods that they dry down to a papery husk! This lack of fibre is the reason they stay tender for so long but it also means that they do not keep well once picked. No problem for the home gardener - straight from the garden to the pot. Delicious lightly steamed with lashings of butter.

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