Hi Gary, I'm not familiar with this one but after reading Sandhill's description it reminded me of another bean I've only seen a picture of, 'Corallo Romanesco' picture of the seed in the link below, could be the same bean or perhaps related?

Annette

Here is a link that might be useful: CORALLO ROMANESCO

...and some pictures of Corallo Romanesco's growth habit in the link below.

Here is a link that might be useful: CORALLO ROMANESCO

Annette, I did review the list of beans and I noticed they had Thorogreen as a Pole. All of mine have been Bush. Anyway I enjoyed the list.

Luther

Annette,

The Corallo Romanesco seeds look spot on to my pack of Aunt Mary's Meat.

I hope you read the typo in Sand Hill...whitest should be widest.

The description of AMM reminds me a bit of Supermarconi Cuneo. SC is the widest bean I've ever seen. It sometimes gets to 1 3/8" wide. Seed from those extremely wide pods do not look like seeds from the normal wide pods. The seeds from the x-wide pods also sometimes split like the AMM & CM.

I'll be trialing AMM alongside SC to see if they are different. Now, to go off hunting down some CM. :)

Gary

Awwwwww, it's such a slippery slope isn't it LOL.

Annette

Slippery slope?

Yeah, but why do I have the feeling like I'm a ski jumper, in mid-air, that just lost a binding?

Gary

Here's another one that might be related, ContiâÂÂs Marconi Rampicante Romano Bean. I know I'm bad LOL. Came across this when looking for something else.

Annette

Here is a link that might be useful: Contiâs Marconi Rampicante Romano Bean

Yes, you are bad. But, maybe I can track this one down.
Corallo Romanesco has been, so far, elusive. :(