Have not run a Six Weeks bean. Southern Seed Legacy has a Six Weeks pea. This may have been the outfit you were thinking of run out of the University of Georgia. It is a seed saver organization, so if you join you have access to thier extensive listing. They have a lot of Hastings developed cultivars, but it not in alphabetical order.

Here is a link that might be useful: Southern Seed Legacy

If you were to become a Seed Saver Exchange member you could order from fellow SSE members the following "Six Week" beans.

Pole - Mother's Six Week
Bush - Grandma Featherston Six Week
Bush - Vanderpool Six-Week
Bush - Early Yellow Six Weeks
Bush - Six Weeks

You might also consider emailing the SSL at Agricultural Department of the Georgia State University and see if you joined would there be a possibility of obtaining those seeds.

Good Luck,

Dean

Live in Georgia, this year for the time I am planting white hasting beans which my brother in law tells me are very hard to come by in today's times. I happened upon them because my brother in law's father past away, who lived in Virginia, and has been planting white hasting beans for all of his life and saving the seeds every year for the following year. He new I planted a garden every year and left the seeds to me. How big of a supply are you looking for????

interesting, never heard of them.. are those white hasting beans pole or bush?

Pole

You will find the Hastings among many others at Bill Best's website. Most of the six week beans I've seen and grown are bush type. Bailey's Six Week is a fairly good example of the type.

http://www.heirlooms.org/

James, check my trade list if you're interested in trading something for a few of those pole hastings seeds, send me a message.

I'll have to get back with you later, Stevie, am overloaded with work. I deal with non GMO seeds, can you verify the seeds on your list???

none of my seeds are GMO.. and almost all commercial seeds bought from reputable companies (burpee, ferry morse, etc).