(68 days) Open pollinated.
“Of all the climbing kinds, we do not believe there is a better one than Kentucky Wonder: it is an old variety with solid meaty pods, 7–9" long…and when cooked no bean is better. It is enormously productive, the pods hanging in great clusters from top to bottom of the pole.” So said Stark Bros. in 1921. The splendid nutty flavor holds up even after freezing. As the beans mature, the pods flatten. Pick regularly to maintain quality and production, as they get tough once the beans enlarge. A favorite since the mid-1800s. Also known as Old Homestead, Kentucky Wonder was given its present name in 1877 by the eminent seedsman from Marblehead, Mass., James J.H. Gregory. Brown seeds.
Kentucky Wonder Brown Pole Bean 1/2lb
Pickup available at Prattville Farm Center
Usually ready in 1 hour
Kentucky Wonder Brown Pole Bean 1/2lb
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Prattville Farm Center
Pickup availableUsually ready in 1 hour
1154 S Memorial Dr
Prattville AL 36067
United States+13343655400
(68 days) Open pollinated.
“Of all the climbing kinds, we do not believe there is a better one than Kentucky Wonder: it is an old variety with solid meaty pods, 7–9" long…and when cooked no bean is better. It is enormously productive, the pods hanging in great clusters from top to bottom of the pole.” So said Stark Bros. in 1921. The splendid nutty flavor holds up even after freezing. As the beans mature, the pods flatten. Pick regularly to maintain quality and production, as they get tough once the beans enlarge. A favorite since the mid-1800s. Also known as Old Homestead, Kentucky Wonder was given its present name in 1877 by the eminent seedsman from Marblehead, Mass., James J.H. Gregory. Brown seeds.
