Grouped as: Bean : Bush Bean

Bean : Bush Bean : Fagioli Nani Creso

Attractive bright yellow, slender, stringless pencil podded ‘waxpods’ on vigorous bushy plants. Fagioli Nani Creso is early maturing and crops heavily over a long season if picked regularly.

Bean : Bush Bean : Fagioli Nani Impero Bianco (Cannellino Bean)

The compact plants of Fagioli Nani Impero Bianco produces pale cream-yellow pods containing 6 or 7 large white ‘cannelloni beans’, essential for a range of specific dishes. Plants quite late maturing, usually grown for the fully mature seeds harvested in the autumn.

Bean : Bush Bean : Fagioli Nani Splendido (Borlotto Bean)

Typical Borlotto. The 13-14cm, quite broad pods of Fagioli Nani Splendido are attractive red splashed cream, bulging with 6-7 cream with red streaked seeds. Pods can be harvested immature but it is usually grown for the full sized seeds for harvesting in the autumn.

Bean : Dwarf Bush : Modus - Organic

Vigorous bushy plants with dark green cylindrical 6in. long pods. Dwarf Bush Bean Modus has Bean Mosaic virus resistance and is tolerant of Anthracnose and Halo Blight.

Bred to give increased Hybrid vigour, garden performance and flavour, thus increasing your harvest. Due to their wide ranging pest and disease resistance, there will be no need for the use of chemicals, making them ideal for organic gardeners.

Bean : Dwarf Bush : Tendergreen

Matures early and is productive over a long season. Dwarf Bush Bean Tendergreen is of great value for fresh use or freezing. Pods are fleshy, meaty, stringless, fibreless and snap cleanly.