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We are now accepting orders for 2024 season. Get your seed now
while they are available. Seed will keep for several years when stored in freezer.
We have many varieties of heirloom pole beans grown in the Cumberland Mountains of middle Tennessee.
Get your seed while they are still available. We have added several beans for the 2024 season.
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 garden season and many thanks for last seasons customers.

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You will find over 90 varieties of heirloom pole beans below all beans are $7.00 per pack.
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     We have over 90 types of  Appalachian Heirloom green bean seed for sale. These seeds are not readily available through commerical markets.Some are seeds saved in families from generaton to generaton. Most have been traced back over 100 years. Lets keep the heirloom green beans alive for future generations by planting and enjoying the real delicious bean flavor. We have around 90 varieties of  heirloom pole beans. Packs will have APPROX 100 seed unless stated on description.We have a few types which will be limited or rare that will have less.There is no limit on number of packages you may purchase. Prices are $7.00 per pkt. Shipping is $7.00 total for as many pkts as you order.Bean seed will keep for several years in the freezer. We ship to 48 US states only. Images of our beans and other vegetables can be seen by clicking here  .  We do not sell hybrids or GMO's. If you cannot print order form write your info on paper and mail. 

Order your seed now while they are available for your 2024 garden season. Bean seed will keep for several years in the freezer.


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1001 Terrapin Ridge Road
Hilham, TN  38568




Theodore Meece - Small pods 4" long. Vines up to 7'. They make up for size by producing huge volume of beans.Seed per pod 4-9.Seed are cream with light brown or tan motting.Seed could vary in size.Can be used as snap bean or shuck bean.Theodore was one of the more promonate heirloom bean seed savers. Pkt. will contain 100 or more seed.

North Carolina Long  - Bean from North Carolina. White seeded.Wonderfully flavorful variety of bean, rare, prodigious bearers, and a rewarding crop all around. Pods 5 1/2" , 9 seeds per pod, vines 8'- 9'. Pkt. will contain 100 or more seed.

Myers Family Cornfield
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Pods 5" to 6" and vines reaching 6' tall. From northeastern Tennessee. There are many prominant Myers familes in the Smoky Mountain area. This is a very productive Appalachian type bean and you will love it. Pkt. will contain 100 or more seed.

Hickory Stick - Small brown cut short seeded, pole type bean, pods 3 1/2" to 4" turning reddish as they mature, very productive.  From Letcher County, Kentucky. Vines 7' to 8'.
Pkt. will contain 100 or more seed.

Tender White Pod - Seed white. Vines 6' to 8'. Bean tender and very productive. Pods 5" and more. Originally from Jackson County Kentucky. Pkt. will contain 100 or more seed.

Volunteer White Half - Runner = We cannot say enough about this half-runner it is one of the best. Round tender pods that average just over four inches in length and make great snaps. Can be planted without support but will do much better with support. You will be glad you tried this great bean.
60 days. Volunteer White Half Runner shows some resistant to rust, and some strains of virus which sometimes attack other White Half Runner strains. Tested in the early 90's by University of TN and found to be the case.
Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed. (TREATED)

Hastings = A white seeded bean . Pods 6" with 8 seed per pod. Vines 6'-7'. These beans were often sold by school kids to raise money back in the day.
Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Poor Man's Cutshort = Brown seeded strips and spots 4 1/2" pods 8 seed per pod. Vines 6' - 7'.  A bean that is very prolific and excellent tasting. This is a small seeded type bean. Easy to shell and string. SSE # 2609. Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Brown Stick Bean =  First to bear in our garden and had a sweet taste. We love this small brown seeded bean about 4”-4 1/2” pods. Easy to pick as the vines grow 5 1/2' - 6' tall. 
Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Large Early Greasy = White seeded greasy. Pods 4" to 5" bears heavy 7 seeds to the pod. Vines reach 6' to 7'. Matures in about 60 to 70 days.
Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Old German = Huge brown seeds. Pods 6" to 6 1/2''. Full rich bean flavor. 7 seeds to the pod. Vines reach 7' to 8'.  Sold Out

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Greasy Green Hull = This is a white seeded greasy type bean. Very good producer and tasty green bean. Gets it name by having a light yellowish green hull. Pods have 7-8 seed 4 1/2" to 5" long. Vines grow 7 to 8 foot high. Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Doyce Chambers =  This is a  white greasy cut-short 5” or 6” pods. This bean is a high producer bearing till frost in our garden. Grows 7' to 8' tall. Good greasy bean flavor.  
Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Greasy Grits  = Greasy type bean. Small seeded white seed with 8 seed per pod.Good yeild, Pods 4" to 4 1/2" Vines 7' to 8'.
Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Old Time Kentucky Heirloom  = A red seeded heirloom bean. Seeds medium size.Pods 4 1/2" with 7 seed per pod. Vine 7' to 8'.Bears heavy and long.
Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Ollie Gobble  = Great small type bean with cream colored and brown molted seed, 8 per pod. Vines 6' to 7'. Heavy bearing good flavor.The name says it all.
Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Stripped Pole  = Seed brown with stripe. Pods 7" with 9 seed per pod.Vines 7' to 8'.
Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.
 
Green Golden Hull Cornfield  = Tan with brown striped seed.Pods 6 1/2" with 6-8 seed per pod. Vines 7' to 8'. Very unusual color pods greenish yellow when ready to pick.A great tasting bean. Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Dorie Smith Brown  = Light brown seed 6 - 8 per pod. Pods 4" to 4 1/2". Vines 7' to 8'. Very rich beany flavor.
Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Rattlesnake =  Distinctive dark green pods streaked with purple grow up to 8" long. Light buff seeds splashed with dark brown, resembling a rattlesnake’s coloration. Very fine flavor. Vines grow vigorously to 10'. Good resistance to drought. Pole habit, snap, 60-90 days. 
Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Mayflower =  Said to have been brought to North America on the Mayflower by Ann Hutchinson in 1620, followed by a long history of being circulated in the Carolinas. This productive cutshort type has short pods packed with small square seeds. White seeds blotched with rose. Young string beans are prized for delicious flavor. Also excellent as a dry bean. This is a small type bean. 100 days.  
Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Duran  Striped  Half - Runner =   Vines bear heavily and continuously until frost. Pods 6" long pods 7-8 seeds per pod with distinctive cream with brown striped seeds.  75-80 days. Delicious and have a very fine string and are easy to snap if you hate snapping or shelling . Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

White McCaslin =  McCaslin Pole Bean: ( 65 Days ) Heirloom  Medium green pods reach eight inches long and are meaty, slightly flattened and of superb quality. One of the oldest heirloom varieties and a old Southern favorite introduced in 1912 by the McCaslan family of Georgia. The vines produce prolifically throughout the growing season. Great dry or as a snap bean. Seeds are ivory-white, oblong and flat. (TREATED SEED)
Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Brown Tobacco Worm Bean  =  Light brown seed. Tender and rich bean taste. 4” - 5” pods. Vines 7' – 8' tall. Except for color of seeds very similar to white tobacco worm bean. 
Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Old Joe Clark =  Also called Red Peanut. Bean is pink. It has a pea-nutty taste. It's good for both snap and dried and they are good for canning. and it's a half runner. A small trellis is a good idea for more production. 
  Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Barnes Mountain Cornfield Bean =  White cornfield bean from KY. 5” pods in our garden. Is similar to the Tobacco Worm bean in taste which most people love including us.  Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Kentucky Wonder Pole  = Brown seeded. Vigorous 5-7' plants yield clusters of 7-10" pods. Great flavor, an all-time favorite. Pole habit, snap, 58-64 days.   Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

State Half Runner  =  
Eaten fresh or shelled as dried beans. State half runners thrive under difficult conditions, producing a prolific crop of 4 to 5 inch long pods full of old fashioned flavor.White seed, Matures in 52 days.  Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Logan Giant =  Large and highly productive bean. Seeds are brown with white frosting color. Good for fresh snap and also good to dry. Pods 5 1/2”- 6” long.  Can grow quite tall if given a high trellis.  
Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Mountaineer White Half Runner =  This is a tender half runner bean with succulent white seeds. It boasts terrific yields of old-fashioned, rich "beany" beans that taste and smell terrific. Pods 4 ½ to 5”. 56 days to maturity.
Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Tennessee Brown Bean  =  Heavy producer, pole 5” to 6” pods. Seed color varies from light brown to a golden brown common in the oldest mountain bean.Vigorous vines 8' to 9'. Popular bean in the Cumberland Mountains of  TN. Very beanie flavor.  Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Cherokee Trail Of Tears  =  
The Cherokee Indians carried the beans over the infamous "Trail of Tears" in the winter of 1838 from the Smoky Mountains to Oklahoma.The vines reach about eight feet producing six inch green pods with purple shading.  The seeds are a shiny, jet-black color.  They can be used when young and tender as green snap beans or left to mature for dry beans. 
Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.
             
Price's Cherokee
 =  Vines, flowers mature pod's are violet colored, Seed are a light tan color. Cherokee dating to the 1830's, Taken over the trail of tears from Georgia to Oklahoma then to California 1930's.    
Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.
      
Ora's Speckled  =  Brown speckled greasy bean. Pods 4 1/2 " with 8 seed per pod, vines 7' = 8' . Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Old Time Golden Stick  =  Productive plants. Early maturity. Old varity, short fat pod with golden tan colored seed. From 100 year old lady in Fentress County TN via Don King 70 year old farmer who still plows his hillside farm with mules.  
Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Stick Bean  =  From Dr. Nathan Moore has been in his family 4 or more generations.  Large buff seed,very productive.     Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Granny  =   Old-Time Brown Stick, Bean, short fat, slightly curved pods, excellent flavor, good canning type or shell bean at dry stage. Off gray tan colored seed once common to farmers in Smoky Mountains. 
Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Red Goose  =  Very productive . A long bean well filled out elongated dark red seeds, green pods take on a pinkish hue at maturity. From Frank Paschal, Jefferson Co. TN. A well known farmer in that area, highly regarded as the best produce farmer in that area.  
Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.   

Cades Cove Stick Bean  = Greasy cut-short type pods 4" with 7 to 8 seeds per pod. One of the best tasting beans you will find. Seeds are light tan with dark molting. From Dorthy Sharp grown in Cades Cove area of Great Smoky Mountains since the 1800's. We have raised 2 crops of this bean in 1 year from same seed.
Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.  

Ram's Horn  =  Small tan with black striped seed. It is a 1/2 runner only growing 3ft in height . 
Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.                                 
Nichols Black Appalachian Bean  =  Bean collected from the Nichols family of Pickens SC. Pods 6"-7". This is a very heavy producer of black seed similar to the famous Trail Of Tears bean.  They can be used when young and tender as green snap beans or left to mature for dry beans.   Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.
      
Juanita Smith  =  Redish markings on 5" pods. 8 seed to pod and vines reach 8' to 9'. 
Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Zelma Zesta  =  Pods have purple markings and 6 1/2" to 7" long with 8 seeds per pod. Vines 7'- 8'.   sold out


Friedrich Pole  =  Seed are white. Vines 7' - 8' with 4" pods and 7 to 8 seeds per pod.  Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Blue Marbutt  =  70 days.  A colorful, tasty, southern heirloom. Colorful purplish stems and purple tint to the leaves. Tasty, purple streaked green pods.  Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Grady Baily Cut-Short = From NC this is a great greasy cut short. White seeded 5” pods 8 seed per pod with vines reaching 8” to 9”.  Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Headrick Greasy Cut-Short = Pick by the hand full. Brown speckled seed 4" - 5". High yielding cut short, greasy type bean. Vines 6' - 7' .
Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Oakley Family = This is a light golden brown seeded cornfield bean. Grown in Overtion County TN by the first settlers of middle TN. Pods are 4" - 4 1/2". Vines growing 5 1/2' - 6' tall. Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Nickell  = These are good for shelly beans .For white bean lovers this is a great producer. Pods round  and 5 1/2" long with 9 white seeds per pod Vines 8' to 9' .  Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.                                                 

Frank Barnett Cut Short  = A deep beige bean. These are from Kentucky and are delicious.  Pods are 5" with 8 seeds per pod. Vines are  8' to 9'. Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Jacks Cornfield Cut-Short  = A great producer. Pods 3 1/2"  with 7 to 8 seeds per pod. Vines 7' 8' . Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

South Carolina Red Stick  =  Slightly curved pods with a hint of pink at maturity, large red elongated seeds are kidney shaped, a favorite with all who have grown them, grown by a South Carolina family since 1830. Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Dora Miller  =  Pods 8 1/2" with 9 seed per pod. Seed are extra large and brown in color. Vines reach 8' to 10' tall. Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Granny's Shuck Bean = A greasy hull brown striped seeded pole bean. Pods 4"- 5". This bean grows 6' to 7' tall. Very old and tasty bean. Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Red Valentine Pole  = This pole bean seed is red with green 6" pods . 7 seed per pod . Vines 7' to 8'.  Very popular at farmers markets in TN. Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Large Late Greasy = White seeded. A very nice greasy with pods 7 ½ “ long.9 seed per pod.Vines 7' to 8'.Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.

Grease = Round pods 4” in length.  Tan brown mottled seed 7 per pod. Vines 4' to 5'. We would call this a type of half-runner. Similar in habit to Old Joe Clark.Pkt. will contain Approx. 100 seed.
Bush-type plants set 3-5 tasty, light-green seeds per pod that are perfect for cooking, freezing or canning.. 75 DAYS.
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Bush-type plants set 3-5 tasty, light-green seeds per pod that are perfect for cooking, freezing or canning.. 75 DAYS.
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THE BEANS BELOW ARE RARE AND LIMITED AND PKT. WILL CONTAIN 50 + SEED  $7.00 Per PKT.
NO LIMIT ON NUMBER OF PKT. YOU CAN ORDER

 Tar Heel Pole Bean = A favorite in North Carolina. Real rich beany flavor. Pods 4"- 5" long with vines reaching to 7'. Bean seed are white. A real producer . Limited supply of this rare bean.  Pkt. will contain Approx. 50 seed.

Kentucky Brown Greasy
 = Brown speckled greasy type bean. Pods 4" long with 6 - 7 seed perpod. Comes to us from KY and has the great greasy bean taste. We believe you will
like this one. Great producer.love this one.  Limited supply of this rare bean.  Pkt. will contain Approx. 50 seed.

Greasy Fatback
=   Vines bear heavily and continuously until frost. Pods 5-6" long pods 7-8 seeds per pod with distinctive shiny white seeds.  75-80 days. Delicious and have a very fine string and are easy to snap if you hate snapping or shelling .  Limited supply of this rare bean.  Pkt. will contain Approx. 50 seed.

Ogle Family Shortcut  =  Has 4” long pods with molted light tan seed,this bean was used as a leather britches bean. From Conny Clabo, Sevier Co.,TN. In the1930's Odie Ogle brought this bean out of what is now The Great Smoky Mountain National Park.  Limited supply of this rare bean.  Pkt. will contain Approx. 50 seed.

Cranberry Tender Pod  =  Seed cream with cranberry striping and some have a dark brown strip and scattered brown specks. Pods 5 1/2" with 7 seed per pod.Vines can reach 8'. Cannot say enough about how tender this bean is. You should try them.  Limited supply of this rare bean.  Pkt. will contain Approx. 50 seed.

Ruth Bible  =  Gray tan with orange eye rings round and shiney,85-95 days. Vines to 8' with huge seed. Great heirloom traced to 1932 in KY. Rare and extra tasty. Limited supply of this rare bean.  Pkt. will contain Approx. 50 seed.

Fatman
=  Large seeded white bean that lives up to its name. Very heavy producer. Tender 5” pods. Around 6' high vines. Said to be from Virgina.One of our most productive beans in our garden. Great snap bean.  
Limited supply of this rare bean.  Pkt. will contain Approx. 50 seed.

Cherokee Greasy  =  From KY this is a great greasy bean . White seeded 4" pods 6 to 7 foot tall. Limited supply of this rare bean.  Pkt. will contain Approx. 50 seed.

Greasy Back  =  White seeded 5" pods 8-9 seeds per pod. Vines 8' a greasy cut short bean. This bean commands high prices at farmers markets. Limited supply of this rare bean. Pkt. will contain 50 or more seed.

Case Knife
This bean comes from West Virginia. Case Knife is another excellant tasting brown cornfield bean. Very populor in Tennessee and Kentucky.  
Limited supply of this rare bean. Pkt. will contain 50 or more seed.

Thomas Jefferson - White seeded soup bean not a snap bean.Vines up to 7'.Pods 5" with 5 to 6 seed per pod. Said to have been used by slaves of Thomas Jefferson to make soup.Recipe can be found on the internet by searching. Produced really well in our garden.Limited supply of this rare bean. Pkt. will contain 50 or more seed.

Red Ribbon - A beautiful red seeded bean. Pods 6" long.VINES 6'TO 8'. Came from a farmer in Maryville Tennessee near the Smoky Mountains. Limited supply of this rare bean. Pkt will contain 50 or more seed.

Dade Bean
= This is a beautiful long podded 
white seeded pole bean.Tender bean bears heavy in our garden over a long period of time.Pods 8''- 9” vines 8 to 9 ft. Dade is similar to the White McCaslin bean.  Limited supply of this rare bean. Pkt will contain 50 or more seed.

Good Mother Stallard  =
Fall type bean. Maroon beans splashed with white, Wonderful rich meaty flavor, great for soups. Very productive. 
 Generations of gardeners have grown this outstandingly productive pole variety that yields 5-6 beans per pod. Pole habit, dry, 85-95 days. Limited supply of this rare bean.  Pkt. will contain Approx. 50 seed.
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Missouri Wonder    =  For snaps  thick round/oval med-green slightly curved fleshy 6-8 in. pods. 60-75 days. Stringless when young, prolific sure cropper.  Limited supply of this rare bean. Pkt will contain 50 or more seed.

White Half-Runner Greasy = This bean bears great and has pods 4" to 5" in length with 8 seed per pod, vines 7' - 8' high. Limited supply of this rare bean .Pkt. will contain 50 or more seed

Pink Tip Greasy  = White seeded. Very tender and tasty.  4” - 5” pods. Vines 7' – 8' tall. Pink  tip is not  apparent until beans are fully mature and then only on some beans. This is one of the most flavorful of all greasy beans.  

White Creaseback  = This white seeded bean is very tender and bears well. Rare and hard to find. Pods 6 1/2" 9 seed per pod. Vines 7' to 8' . Limited supply of this rare bean Pkt. will contain 50 or more seed.

Big John = This is a white seeded , tender pods 5" to 6" long. Vines are 7' to 8' tall. Rare and not easy to find. SOLD OUT

Chuckey Greasy - Larger than most greasy beans. Seed white pods 5" or more. Vines 6' to 7'. This bean is very productive.From Tennessee. Limited supply of this bean. Pkt. will contain 50 or more seed.

Virginia Huge pods 8" long.Vines 7' to 8'. Seed very unusual shape dark tan large and long. Seed 6 to 8 per pod.Use as snap bean or dried bean.Good bean flavor. Limited supply of this bean. Pkt. will contain 50 or more seed.

Wayne County Giant - Tan colored seed . Pods 6" to 8" long. 5 to 7 large seed per pod.Beans have a fantastic, velvety smooth texture and good flavor. From Virginia. Limited supply of this rare bean Pkt. will contain 1 50 or more seed.

Big Tennessee Pole - Seed Cream with light brown motting and unusual shape.Pods 7" long.Vines 7' to 8'. Limited supply of this rare bean Pkt. will contain 50 or more seed.

Blue Ribbon =  This bean bears well good for canning,freezing and as a fresh snap bean. Brown and striped seed about 5 1/2 to 6" long.Reaches a height of 6' to 7' . Grown in Overton Co. TN by Bilbrey and Wright families for over 60 years. Limited supply of this rare bean . Pkt. will contain 50 or more seed.

Phipher Mountain  =  Large oblong beige seed, long pods, very high yield.     Limited supply of this bean. Pkt. will contain 50 or more seed.  

Rose  =  Family heirloom from the Rose family of Panola, in Madison Cty., Kentucky. It's a large bean pods go 9-10 inches or even longer. The beans are solid plum on one end, for about a third of their length, which then breaks into a frosting over ivory. It is, in fact, one of the prettiest of our mountain beans. The beans are very meaty and tasty.  SOLD OUT

White Greasy  =  White seed. Vines grow 7' to 8' with 6" pods.  If you like greasy beans with a rich bean flavor you will like these. Limited supply of this rare bean.  Pkt. will contain Approx. 50 seed.
 
Pumpkin Bean  = Pods 6 1/2" lond pods with 7 medium to large seed. From Ralph Newcomb, Hardin Valley a farming area near Knoxville, TN.  Limited supply of this bean. Pkt. will contain 50 or more seed.

Ferry Morse - Large pods 7" to 8". Vines 8'tall.Seed are white and kidney shaped 5 to 9 seed per pod.Strong climer.Good snap bean when young but should be used as shell bean when full .Was likely developed by Ferry Morse  seed company around 1936. Limited supply of this rare bean.  Pkt. will contain Approx. 50 seed.

Turkey Craw = Seed brown on one end and buff on the other, it is grown by many gardeners and often sold at farmers’ markets in TN. Pods 5”- 6” long. This is a great southern bean and it has been around for many, many years.  Limited supply of this rare bean.  Pkt. will contain Approx. 50 seed.

October Bush Bean  =   Beans are semi-runner type in growth habit with fourteen to eighteen inch long runners.October bush beans are rounded and light-colored with purplish-red streaks, dots and blotches.Pods 5" to 6". An excellent dry bean for use in soups and chili,They are good early as a snap bean but generally used as green shell beans. Pods are not stringless.Bears large crops.
Limited supply of this rare bean.  Pkt. will contain Approx. 50 seed. (seed treated}

Tennessee Cornfield Bean  = Brown seeded. Raised in the Cumberland Mountains of TN for many years. Vines 5 to 7 ft. high. Beany flavor. This is a greasy cut short.   Limited supply of this rare bean.  Pkt. will contain Approx. 50 seed.   

Purple Podded Pole  =  The pods are bright purple 5 " to 6" long. Seeds are brownish. Vines 6' high. Tender and produce heavy yields. Bean  is from the Ozark Mountains and prized by many.
 Limited supply of this rare bean.  Pkt. will contain Approx. 50 seed.

Partridge Head
= Some of the older folks call this bean (Quail Head) or (Paterge Head) either way this is one of the most popular beans around the Cumberland Mountains of middle TN . Small type bean about 6' tall vines. Pods 5”- 5 1/2”. Seeds brown streaks that resemble a Quail head. Great taste. 
Limited supply of this rare bean.  Pkt. will contain Approx. 50 seed.


BELOW YOU WILL FIND 6 TYPES OF TOP SELLING STRINGLESS BUSH TYPE BEAN SEED

Strike Bush Bean =  Strike beans can be harvested as soon as fifty days after being planted. This variety grows in the shape of a bush, and therefore does not need a pole or support.Stringless, smooth beans average 5-6" in length, and are medium green in color. Strike sets the standard for earliness, appearance and ease of picking, and has a pleasing sweet beany taste.  approx. 100 seed $7.00 per pack

Blue Lake 274 Bush Bean  =   The bush bean Blue Lake 274 is an old time favorite with reliability, great flavor, large yields and disease resistance. The bean was developed in 1961 from the Pole Blue Lake variety. The recommended spacing between seeds is 4-6 inches.This variety matures in 50 to 60 days.Blue Lake 274 produces a very large crop with excellent flavor.Stringless when picked young.They are known for retaining this flavor and texture when they are canned or frozen. They are self-supporting and don't need to be staked.  approx. 100 seed $7.00 per pack

Harvester Bush Bean  =   Tender six-inch pods are held high off the ground on this hardy bush bean plant. Ready in just 55 days, they're stringless, tender, and very easy to grow. Resistant to most bean diseases.Germination: 5-8 days at 70F.Plant seeds 1" deep. Space 3" apart, with 18-24" between rows.Harvester Bush Bean plants are hardy and upright, producing 6-inch pods that are set high on the plant. The pods are smooth and tender and easy to pick since they are high off the ground.  approx. 100 seed $7.00 per pack
     
Tendergreen Bush Bean
   =   Tendergreen produces a strong and erect bush that will reach about 18-24 inches. Pods are meaty, round beans very tender; also stringless & delicious.53 days to harvest.Heirloom seed have stood the test of time.Harvest beans while they are young and stringless.Heat tolerant, disease resistant and can grow in just about all parts of the country as they have a fairly short growing season.  approx. 100 seed $7.00 per pack

Contender Bush Bean  =  A stringless favorite.Large beige seeded tender bush bean. Produces a classic curved bush bean about 6 inches in length. Beans start producing about a week before most other varieties. Bean pods grow up to 8″ long but are best eaten early when they are 5″ and stringless.Why is this bean called 'Contender'? Because it vies for the number one spot among beans! And rightly it should; a stringless favorite since 1949, it produces after only 50 days from sowing, and tolerates heat and powdery mildew where other varieties suffer. Disease resistant.  approx. 100 seed $7.00 per pack
 
Slenderette  =   Excellent white seeded, gourmet bean that is highly desirable.Slenderette Bush Beans 5 inch pods are slender, stringless and glossy, dark green in color. These bush beans are high yielders and resistant to common bean mosaic, pod mottle and curly top virus.  approx. 100 seed $7.00 per pack



BELOW YOU WILL FIND THREE TYPES OF TOP SELLING CROWDER PEA SEED

Crowder Peas 100 seed pkt. $7.00 and should plant aprox. 25 foot row.

Brown Crowder  =   65-70 days for fresh shell stage, 85-90 days for dry stage. Seeds at maturity are very tightly packed in the pod. 15-18”H bush produces prolific pods that contain 12-15 fine-flavored peas. Lavender flower color.Great southern dish. Sometimes called cowpeas . You will love the flavor.100 seed pkt. $7.00

Purplehull Crowder  =  60-65 days. Heavy yielding, Known as “Knuckle Hull” because of the big, plump peas! Low bushy plant with 6-9”Long pods scattered at foliage level. Pods turn reddish to purple with large seeds that turn brown when dry. Purple flower. Excellent dried and as a canning variety.
You will love the flavor.100 seed pkt. $6.00

California Blackeye  = 55-60 days. Classic Southern Pea. Heavy yielder. Typical blackeye type of Southern pea with cream-colored seed coats and black pigments around the eyes. 6-8”Long pods are above foliage. Great fresh, frozen or canned. Resistant: Fusarium Wilt, Nematodes. 
100 seed pkt. $7.00


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Heirloom
Small Type

Tomatoes


Large Red Cherry  =  A very old type, tried and true.Extremely productive plants yeild large 1 1/2 - 2" cherry tomatoes. Great full flavor. Can be canned whole. A favorite for salads and freash eating. 75 - 80 days.  50 seeds per pack  =  $3.50 

Tommy Toe
 =   Exceptionally vigorous plants yeild hundreds of large red cherry tomatoes throughout the season. The superb flavor won it top billing over 100 other varieties in a taste contest . 70 days from transplant. 

Yellow Pear = First grown in the late 1800’s. Delicious in salads or pickled. Low acid indeterminate. Yellow pear shape. 78 days (1"- 2”,  3/4-1 oz. fruit) 50 seeds per pack  =  $3.50

Red Pear =   Pear-shaped tomatoes with superb tangy flavor for salads and vegetable platters. The uniform, crack resistant fruit is produced all summer on productive vines that need to be staked. Try growing this together with Yellow Pear. Indeterminate 50 seeds per pkt = $3.50

Banana Legs =  This novelty tomato is similar in shape and color to a small banana. Very prolific, low acid taste, meaty and averaging 1½ inches in diameter by 4 inches in length. Delicious sliced into salads. 50 seeds per pkt = $3.50

   


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Large Type

Tomatoes
Mortage Lifter  =  85 days. Large, smooth, 1-lb. pink fruit have a delicious, rich, sweet taste. This variety has become very popular in recent years, after being developed by M.C. Byles of Logan, West Virginia. After crossing varieties for 6 years and selecting the best, he introduced this beauty that he named Mortgage Lifter in the 1940’s after he sold plants for $1 each and paid off the $6,000 mortgage on his house.  50 seeds per pack  =  $3.50

Kentucky  Beefsteak = Plant produces good yields of extremely large 2 lb yellow beefsteak tomatoes. They are solid, juicy, and meaty. Perfect for sandwiches, salads, and slicing. 50 seeds =  $3.50

German Johnson  =  80-90 days. Very large 1-2 lb fruits are deep pink, very flavorful and nearly crack-free. The plants are very productive; the superb quality fruits are great for farmers’ markets or home gardens. Delicious.  50 seeds per pack  =  $3.50 

Abe Lincoln  =     Extraordinary large fruited tomato that thrives in the southern states. Fruits are large and deep red with no cracks or seams. They are sweet and solid with very few seeds. 85 days.(2-3 lb. fruit not uncommon) 50 seeds per pack  =  $3.50

Cherokee Purple = Slicer type heirloom. Dusky pink-purple with darker shoulders. Mild flavor. 80 days. (6-12 oz.)
50 seeds per pack  =  $3.50

Mr. Stripey = Large, yellow fruit with pinkish-red stripes. Ridged at shoulders. Mild, low acid. An old-time favorite. 80 days. (1-2 lbs.)
50 seeds per pack  =  $3.50

Paul Robeson = Another outstanding black tomato with unbelievably rich flavor. This is an old Russian variety that was renamed in honor of a great civil rights activist. It will be your best producer early in the season and during cool summers. 80 days. (7-10 oz. fruit)
50 seeds per pack  =  $3.50

Rutgers = Popular old favorite with smooth, firm, globe-shaped fruits. Indeterminate plants with good cover. 82 days. (4-6 oz.)
50 seeds per pack  =  $3.50

Roma VFN = An old-time plum type tomato on a compact plant. These fruits are crack resistant and widely used for tomato paste, canning and juicing. Resists Verticillium and Fusarium Wilt. 80 days. (3 oz.) 
50 seeds per pack  =  $3.50

Beefsteak  =   Produces huge, delicious, ribbed fruit on vigorous vines.  Indeterminate. 96 days.This tomato's excellent taste and meaty flesh make it an ideal tomato for eating fresh or cooking, for slicing into sandwiches, using in salads or for canning! 50 seeds per pkt =$3.50

Homestead  =   Especially recommended for Southern gardeners, this variety sets large crops even in hot weather. Luscious, meaty tomatoes are medium-sized, smooth, and resistant to cracking. Large vines offer good foliage cover 80 days.  50 seeds per pkt  = $3.50

Marglobe  =  Marglobe Tomatoes are a disease and crack resistant heirloom variety which are a good producer of 7 to 10 ounce deep red juicy fruits. Superb tasting fruit. Marglobe tomato can claim parentage of many of today's hybrid tomatoes. 50 seeds per pkt  = $3.50

Hillbilly   =  (1-2 lbs.) 80 - 85 days. A huge, bi-color heirloom: brilliant yellow color with red marbling. Very large with a rich, sweet flavor. Beautiful when sliced. An heirloom from West Virginia. Heavy producer.Absolutely gorgeous bicolor beefsteak tomato, great for slicing. Sweet and juicy. Heavy producer. 

Golden Jubille  =  First introduced in 1943 as an All-America Selection, Jubilee bears large tomatoes with very meaty, thick-walled interiors and mild flavor. The globe-shaped, golden-orange fruit is similar to Sunray. Has meaty, thick walls and few seeds. High yielding. 50 seeds per pkt  = $3.50


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Heirloom
Pepper Seed


Sweet Banana Pepper  =  Heirloom. An AAS Bronze Medal winner for 1941 and still extremely popular.  Large, pointed fruits measure 6-7" long and 1½" across. The mild yellow peppers ultimately turn brilliant red. A favorite for pickling.  50 seeds per pack  =  $3.50 

Hot Banana Pepper  =  
Profuse bearer of 6-inch-long, mildly hot peppers. Excellent for pickling, frying, or roasting. Just hot enough to provide a little bite without scaring away the milder palates in the family. Produce well even in hot weather. Fruit matures from light yellow to orange to red.  
50 seeds per pack  =  $3.50 

Hot Jalapeno Pepper  =  Dark green, medium-hot, thick-walled peppers 3" long, 1" wide, with rounded tips. Matures to dark red.   50 seeds per pack  =  $3.50               

California Wonder Sweet Green Bell Pepper  =  HEIRLOOM. The standard bell pepper for many decades, this 1928 introduction is still the largest open-pollinated, heirloom bell you can grow, and a big improvement over the earlier bells. A perfect stuffing pepper 4" x 3 1/2", thick-walled, tender and flavorful.            50 seeds per pack  =  $3.50 

Carolina Reaper  =  The hotest of the hot pepper . Guinness Book Of World Records has documented the heat level at 1,569,000 scoville units. It has a cherry under tone with a hint of citrus.
Carolina reaper is a serious scorcher! For those extreme pepper eaters, Carolina reaper is a must-- for those less adventurous, they make a great conversation piece in the garden.120 days
Germination:
Place seed trays in a propagator at a temperature of 18-25C (64-77F) until germination, which usually takes 7-30 days. Once germinated, chillies can be moved to a warm, sunny windowsill or a heated greenhouse. Keep the compost evenly moist but take care not to let it get soaking wet.The hotter a pepper variety is, the longer they seem to take to germinate.Carolina Reaper Pepper seeds are slow germinating. Please be patience to grow it.
20 seed per pack = $6.00

Red Russian Kale
Stems are purple; leaves are flat, toothed, and dark green with purple veins. The plants mature medium-tall and leaves are tender compared to other kales. For salads and light cooking.The purple colors become richer after frost, when the flavor becomes sweeter. 60+ Days to harvest.Pkt. $3.50 1 tsp. Aprox. 2,500 seed.

Vates Blue Curled Kale
Finely curled blue green kale.The standard variety for Southern gardens. Slow to bolt, does not yellow from heat or frost. Light frost improves tenderness. It's easy to grow and will produce spring through fall. Very cold hardy and can overwinter until spring—with winter protection.55 days.Pkt. $3.50 1 tsp. Aprox. 2,500 seed.

Southern Giant Curled Mustard
 Large, upright plants with frilled leaves that have a delicious mustard taste; slow to bolt and very easy to grow. An old heirloom from the Southern U.S. and makes a mighty swell mess of greens. Southern Giant has an excellent flavor and is full of vitamins A, B, and C! Slow to bolt. Superior cold tolerance.45 days.Pkt. $3.50 1 tsp. Aprox. 2,500 seed.

Giant Red Mustard
When small, the lovely burgundy colored leaves with light green veins are so mild and delicious they can be eaten in salads. In summer, big leaves pack a proper mustard punch but they are much milder when cooked or when grown in cooler weather. Very winter-hardy, Giant Red mustard seeds can be planted into October or in early spring to harvest as small leaves every few days. This variety makes excellent microgreens that are ready to harvest just two weeks after sowing. As baby leaf greens, they are not spicy, but still impart a distinctive flavor to salad mixes.  It is very slow to bolt. Matures in 45 days.
Pkt. $3.50 1 tsp. Aprox. 2,500 seed.


Vates Collards
These make super healthy and delicious cooked greens. Uniform, compact growth habit, with non-heading and slow-bolting plants. Their mild cabbage flavor makes these ideal for boiling, and they're good for canning and freezing as well. The large blue-green leaves are ready in 75 days, and are also frost-resistant.Pkt. $3.50 1 tsp. Aprox. 2,500 seed.

Seven Top Turnips
This variety does not develop an edible root and instead puts all its energy into its lush leaves.The Seven Top Turnip is a delicious and nutritious turnip green that can be used in salads, or simply steamed.
"Seven Top" provides you with a bounty of dark-green leaves about 40 days after the seeds sprout.Pkt. $3.50 1 tsp. Aprox. 2,500 seed.


Waltham Butternut Squash
Straight necked fruits grow to 3-6 pounds
Dry, yellow-orange flesh with nutty flavor.
High yielding vines
One of the most popular types of baking squash
Exceptional keeper
Winter squash
83-100 days
Pkt.20 seed $3.50


Early White Bush Scallop Squash
 With a delicate, mild flavor, much akin to zucchini, the patty pan squash, also referred to as the scallop squash, is a small variety of summer squash.You can prepare patty pans just as you would any squash. They can be sliced, diced, braised, grilled, fried, roasted or stuffed.
55-60 days  SOLDS OUT


Prolific Straightneck Squash   =  Very popular early yellow straightneck. The fruits taper towards the stem end and are a nice lemon yellow color. Bush-type plants.
50 seeds per pack =  $3.50

Black Beauty 
Zucchini  =  
This popular, and very productive home garden and shipping squash variety matures in 50-60 days. Black beauty grows on semi-upright plants. Glossy black-green fruits average 6-8" long and 2" in diameter and are best when harvested young.Tender flesh is firm creamy-white and has a fine flavor. Great eating! Average: 56 days  
50 seeds per pack  =  $3.50 
 
Georga Candy Roaster Squash  =  These squash are very popular in the mountains . Similar in shape to Banana squash but much larger and sweeter reaching up to 60 pounds but probably average 25 pound. Takes about 110 days to mature.  The mountain folks roasted these for pies and other baking. Pies similar in apperance to pumpkin but sweeter and do not require adding spices. Vines spread to 25' so allow plenty of room. You will love these .
15 seeds per pack = $5.00

COWHORN OKRA  =  55 days. Plant produces high yields of 14" long green okra. The large pods remain spineless and tender up to 10" long, but are best when the pods are picked at 6" long. Excellent for making gumbo. This heirloom variety dates back to pre-Civil War. Plant Height: 8 ft tall.  50 seeds per pack =  $3.50

Clemson Spineless Okra
  =  
All American Award winner and a delicious addition to soups, stews and gumbo. Harvest the pods when they are about 3" long and still tender.The plant will produce until damaged by cold weather.
50 seeds per pack  =  $3.50

Straight Eight Cucumber  =  Smooth straight cylindrical and deep green with rounded blunt ends. Early, prolific, vigirous,excellent quality. 52-57 days.   
50 seeds per pack  = $3.50

Heirloom Pickling Cucumber  =   Heirloom Pickling Cucumbers are just that! They are a pickling cucumber with a solid, crisp interior and superb flavor. Best picked from 1.5 - 6" in length. This is a vigorous plant that can be grown on a trellis.     50 seeds per pack  =  $3.50

Sugar Baby Watermelon
85 days. Ideal size for the refrigerator, 8-in. across and 6-10 lbs. Bright red-orange flesh is firm, fine-grained and super sweet.
20 seeds per pack  =  $3.50


Crimson Sweet Watermelon   =   Quality and reliability make this an excellent variety for gardeners and growers alike. A classic, oblong, 10x12” striped melon. Weighs in at 15-25 lbs with bright red, juicy sweet flesh. Days to maturity: 85 days   20 seeds per pack  =  $3.50

Charleston Gray Watermelon   =  Fruits are large, 28-35 lbs., cylindrical-shaped, 24 in. long by 10 in. across. Flesh is Red, crisp, fiberless and delicious; skin is light greenish gray. Harvest in 85 days.  20 seeds per pack  =  $3.50

Tennessee Sweet Potato Squash / Pumpkin = An old, hardy type that grows well even in rather poor conditions and produces an abundance of medium-large, round-to-bell-shaped, tan fruit with moist orange flesh that is said to resemble that of the sweet potato, hence the name. Sweet, good quality, and it keeps very well. The fruit are pear-shaped with creamy, white color skin that is striped in faint green. It is an excellent keeper; if stored properly it can last over six months. The flesh is light colored, fine grained, very dry and resembles sweet potatoes in flavor. Makes an excellent pie. Fruit average ten to twenty pounds in weight. Very Rare.  15 seeds per pack = $5.00
                                                                                       Quote by (W. Atlee Burpee in 1883) about the above
"Grows to medium size, pear-shaped, a little ribbed, color creamy white, sometimes lightly striped with green, flesh thick, creamy white, remarkably fine grained, dry and brittle, and of most excellent flavor. Hardy, very productive, and keeps perfectly sound until late in the spring, longer than any other pumpkin. It speedily becomes a general favorite wherever it has been introduced. Has no equal for making pies and custards. When cooked it has somewhat the appearance of sweet potatoes, but of more delicious taste. It proves very distinct and fixed, and is a valuable acquisition. This variety we recommend as being superior to any other variety of pumpkin for cooking purposes in cultivation. Its attractive appearance makes it a specially valuable kind for the market gardener. Our stock of this variety is grown with special care, and cannot fail to give satisfaction to our patrons, but the seed being very scarce, we can sell it only in packets. Do not confound the Tennessee Sweet Potato Pumpkin with any other so-called Sweet Potato Pumpkin.
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Green Striped Cushaw Squash
( Tater Pumpkin )
 White fruit with green stripes. Oblong shape with crooked necks. The large vines are vigorous.Expect heavy yields of 15 lb crookneck fruit. Resistance to squash vine borers.Days to harvest 90. Good for pies. 
20 seeds per pack = $3.50
             
 

Jack O’ Lantern Pumpkin  =  Great for Halloween carving and cooking. Pumpkins are medium sized, round to elongated in shape. Sun: Full Sun  Height: 12-18  inches Spread: 6  feet Days to Maturity: 110  days  20 seeds per pack = $3.50


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