Liz Worth

A bush bean that does send out occasional longer tendrils. Pods are bright pink. Seeds are dark red and smaller than a kidney bean. Also known as Frijol Rojo de Seda, Slippery Silk, Pink Silk or Tegucigalpa Red Silk Bean.…

A bush bean producing dark red seeds used dried in chilli and similar dishes.

A dual purpose semi-climbing bean. Can be grown as a bush bean but often sends out longer tendrils. Can be used as a fresh green bean or as a dried bean.

A bush bean. Used as a dried bean.

A bush bean producing round green beans.

A bush bean producing round yellow pods that are used fresh. A solid garden producer.

A bush bean producing slender round green pods. When picked very young they are used raw in salads. Otherwise they are an excellent tasting green bean.

A bush bean producing yellow pods that are eaten fresh.

This borlotti bean grows in bush form and produces distinctive red mottled/striped beans on a white background. The red colour fades during cooking. Used as a dried bean.

A bush bean producing prolific black seeds used as dried beans.