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WANTED: Logan giant bean seed

17 years ago

If you see multiple posts like this, its because I REALLY need this bean. I'm looking for the brown speckled version of the Logan Giant; seems there's at least 3 separate colors that all claim to be Logan's. I grew some a few years ago but misplaced or traded them all away... I've got very few of the purple variant left and will soon be getting another type (blue/ gray with brown streaks). Email me for my trade list!

Thanks!

Abby

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brandon7 TN_zone7
17 years ago
If you are still looking for this bean, I'd suggest calling some of the heirloom seed saver groups. Even if they don't have it, they might be able to hook you up with someone that does. I can't remember the guy's name, but I saw a story on TV about a guy that maintains a collection of thousands of types of beans. Many of the seedsaver groups would probably be familiar with this guy.
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