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Perennial bean (Phaseolus polystachios)

8 years ago

Does anybody know a source for seeds of the North American thicket bean? It seems to be quite an interesting plant.

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zeedman Zone 5 Wisconsin
8 years ago
There was an extensive discussion here: Phaseolus polystachios
Marc Dahlen thanked zeedman Zone 5 Wisconsin
keen101 (5b, Northern, Colorado)
8 years ago
There was also more recent mention of it here in this discussion .
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Marc Dahlen
Original Author
8 years ago
Unfortunately it seems all the sources ran out of thicket beans :-( If anybody knows of any outher sources I would be grateful!
aftermidnight Zone7b B.C. Canada
8 years ago
Have you tried here, maybe worth an email http://jasonpadvorac.com/perennial-grains/
zeedman Zone 5 Wisconsin
8 years ago
Marc, I might have found a source, send me a PM if you are still interested.

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