Red Eye Greasy has had a name change it's now called Red Eye Fall, The Sample Seed Shop sells them but unfortunately they are out of stock until the fall. I can't help out with this one as I only have a few seeds and haven't grown them yet. Sandhill Preservation has Blue Greasy Grits listed. I do have enough Blue Greasy Grit that I can share a few so if you can't find them down your way then shoot me an email and I'll see what I can do.

Annette

Here is a link that might be useful: Sand Hill Preservation

This post was edited by aftermidnight on Tue, Apr 8, 14 at 18:31

Thank you, Annette. I have gone to Sand Hill and found the Blue Greasy Grits. I'll just keep looking until I find the Red Eye Fall.

Red Eye Fall is a common bean in Appalachia. Bill Best at Sustainable Mountain Agriculture has it under its usual name Hazard Fall. A Bean Collectors Window has it under the name Leslie Tenderpod. - Dick

Here is a link that might be useful: Leslie Tenderpod

Thank you, drloyd. I will follow up on your information. It was an old thread by remy and you that made me aware of these two beans and I wanted to try them in my garden.

I offered Red Eye Fall to SSE members and was not sure if I had any extra. Just checked and there are a couple pounds left.....

drloyd, if you could spare a few, I would be interested. I don't think you'd be interested in anything I have, that's why I don't have a Want/Have list. None of my bean seeds are special, just trying to go that route this year. I do have a few nice tomato seeds from WinterSewn.

If you send your mailing information to drloyd7 at comcast.net I will mail you some. I am having to bump a few of my tomatoes and beans off my lists so don't worry about a swap. Dick

This post was edited by drloyd on Thu, Apr 17, 14 at 22:29

Thank you so much. I will pay it forward by passing on some seed after my harvest this year.

Madonna