Missouri Wonder

Pole snap. Looks likes supermarket 'pinto bean' but tri-color cream, tan, brown; or completely brown. Flattened seed 1/2x5/8x3/16" ripens in 100-135 days (some years until frost). 55/oz. Easy to shell. In 2014 (rainy ) it was my 4th most productive bean, It does not do well in drought. It it does best in sun. 5-year seed germinated 100%. 25 seeds mix of colors Copied from another listing (Missouri Wonder, Willis): Moderately productive, mid-season green bean that has a moderate climbing habit. Green beans are rather tough and fibrous with average flavor and slight sweetness. Plants have purple flowers, and pods are green and long with 6 beans per pod but are slightly variable in shape. SSE member and the late Dr. James Wolfe (TN WO J) introduced this variety into the 1997 SSE Yearbook Exchange. At that time, he described it as heirloom grown for 50 years by the Willis family of Hancock County, TN. Dr. Wolfe received it from Ethyl Willis, of Rogersville, TN. SSE Accession # 104711