Nigel

Bush dry. 100 days to first dry pods then pods dry sequentially over about three weeks. Very productive plants about 20 inches tall. 4.5 inch slightly wrinkled easy to hand shell pods. It has a small seed size red and cream colored patterned like a runner bean (P. Coccineus). Pods are produced in profusion. Wayne James of Tierra Farms in California had gotten the bean from Nigel Walker of Eat Well farms in that state. My donor from Catasauqua, Pennsylvania had obtained this bean at the Appalachian Seed Swap in Pikeville, Kentucky in 2018 before sending me the bean in the autumn of 2019. All seed stocks are continuously freezer kept once dry enough for storage.