Milk and Cider Pole Bean - VERY RARE heirloom 10 seeds

Milk and Cider is a very rare and obscure heirloom pole bean (Phaseolus vulgaris). Features attractive, mottled seeds (e.g., white, tan, brown, or patterned), and pods are green when fresh, turning dry for harvesting seeds.

Type — Pole habit (vining, requires trellis or support).
Use — Primarily grown as a dry bean for shelling and storage/cooking.
Origin/History — Documented in heirloom bean exchange networks; specific origins are not widely detailed, but it's part of collections that include beans from various global sources (e.g., similar entries mention beans from botanical explorers).
Availability — Not commercially common; typically shared through seed saver networks, bean collector groups, or private exchanges rather than major seed catalogs.

60 days.

Grown in Tennessee.

Planting Guide included. Ships in padded envelope.

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