Pole Bean Plants available at Belle Vie Gardens

Filet Bean "Fortex", 70 days. The stringless pods grow to 10" long on vigorous 6' tall plants. Rich, sweet scrumptious flavor. Dark brown seeds.
Blue Lake, 60 days. A classic. Pods are stringless and fiberless at all stages. White seeded.
Kentucky Blue, 58 days. A succulent cross of Kentucky Wonder & Blue Lake. High yields of 6-8" long pods.
Kentucky Wonder Heirloom, 66 days. One of the tastiest of the green beans picked young. Pods can grow to 9". Harvest from mid-summer to first frost. Eat fresh, or as a shell bean.
"Goldmarie Vining" Rare, 55-65 days. Bright, golden yellow 6-7" flattened pods with excellent flavor, remain succulent even when large. Vigorous vines produce abundantly.
"Rattlesnake" Unusual, 65 days. Long beans that are green with purple stripes. The pods twist & “snake” around the vines & poles. A western favorite.
Flat Podded "Kwintus", 43 days. Italian flavor is great on these flattened, stringless 8-10" pods. Great raw or steamed & freezes well.
Romano Heirloom, 70 days. A favorite for generations. The 6 ft. vines produce wide-podded beans with a distinct flavor. Pick often for continuous harvest.
"Purple Trionfo Violetto" Unusual, 65 days. A superior purple bean from Italy. A nutty, flavorful bean that turns green when cooked. Very attractive violet blossoms.
Asparagus/Yard Long Bean "Liana" Unusual, 80 days. Tender, succulent pods that are slender & up to 3 ft long, but best at 1 ft. Vines can grow to 10 ft., so needs trellising.
"Scarlet Runner" Heirloom, 70-100 days. Hummingbirds love the bright scarlet, showy flowers. Rambling vines are very productive. Delicious young & wonderful as mature shell beans.
"Apricot Runner", 70-100 days. Bright apricot flowers on rambling vines loaded with slender 8" long pods. Very attractive to Hummingbirds.
"Sunset Runner", 60 days. Unique salmon pink blossoms. A very early variety that produces a crop of short pods that are good for freezing, canning and fresh.
Runner "Painted Lady" Heirloom, 70-100 days. Grown in gardens since the 1800s, this runner bean is a showstopper. Develops flowers with red standards, white wings & keel. The pods are sweet, rough & flat.