Bean Tenderpick | Garden Seeds and Plants

Bean Tenderpick

Great flavor, similar to Tenderpod, with improved germination.
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The vigorous Burpee bred plants produce heavy yields of straight, 5½”, dark green, tender pods with curved tips and white seeds. They yield early and need no support. A superb bean for fresh eating, canning and freezing. One 2 oz. seed packet will sow a row of about 20 ft. Our seed is not treated.

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