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Bean, Italian Rose

Bean, Italian Rose
Wild color and taste in abundance.
HEIRLOOM. Beauty and the bean—color and taste in abundance. Long an Italian favorite, Italian Rose will make an excellent addition to your summer soups or risotto. The intensely marked pods, marbled mahogany red on tan seeds, are packed with delicious flavor. Early and high-yielding plants.

Growth Habit: Bush
Days to Maturity: 70 days
Sun: Full Sun
Height: 15-20 inches
Spread: 10 inches
Thinning: 6 inches
Sowing Method: Direct Sow

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