George’s Bean

Dry. First Dry pods in about 95 days. Productive plants climb to about 6 feet. Rounded seeds with it’s color division not from top (near the eye) to bottom, but from end to end. One end white, and the other end colored like a horticultural bean in colors of light pinkish tan streaked and speckled in red. An old variety used mainly as a baking bean in England.