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Yard Long Beans
Vigna unguiculata ssp. sesquipedalis
The yard-long beans so loved in Chinese and other Asian cuisines! So these sub-tropical seeds in very warm soil in late June, and pick the pods while they are still tender and immature. Or start them a bit earlier in a greenhouse setting for more abundant performance. Although they are called yard-long or yardlong beans, the pods only reach about a foot and a half - a point that did not escape the person who gave it the subspecies name sequipedalis. Sorry this item Not available for 2012
Begins to produce pods 60 days after sowing. (open pollinated seeds)
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