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Hyacinth Beans are they poison

19 years ago

We had some Hyacinth Beans in the a Demo Garden and someone came along and said they were poisonous. The beans we planted this year were from last year. On the package we bought we did not see a warning, or we would never had planted them. Does anyone know if they are and what where can we find this info on the internet? Thanks. Betty

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momtoej
19 years ago
Hi there,
See below for link with good info. It explains exactly what parts of the plant are poisonous.

Hope this helps!

Here is a link that might be useful: hyacinth bean vine
hagey
Original Author
19 years ago
Hi!
Thanks Momtoej. The link you recommended was very helpful. I am passing it on to the head of the Demo Garden. It sure does answer all the questions we had. Betty
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stefoodie
19 years ago
see my post below

i think there may be different kinds of hyacinth bean

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