Weaver Pole Bean
Phaseolus vulgaris
Pole beans have declined in popularity because they require old-style large kitchen gardens. But this super-prolific variety defies the trend. Developed by the now defunct C. H. Weaver Seed Company in Brawley, California, the 10-to-12-foot vines yield masses of stringless snap beans when 5 inches long, or as a dry bean perfect for baked beans and salads. Minimum 30 seeds