These are some of the varieties that we currently have available.

Brown Speckled Cow

Named after the friendly brown cows they look like. These true heirlooms are a hearty bean especially good in soups. Bush type bean.

Eye of the Goat

This round, creamy heirloom bean has an outstanding flavor that needs no extra seasoning. Fantastic in chili or salads. Runner type bean.

Mortgage Lifters

Also know as Aztec or Pueblo beans they are an extremely large white heirloom bean which tastes a bit like butter beans. The name came from a farmer who was about to lose his land and had a good crop of beans which lifted his mortgage. Runner type bean.

Red New Mexico

From the desert Southwest, this close relative of the Cave Bean is deep burgundy, distinctively flat and angular. This small pinto type bean is great for bean dips, salads, soups and salsa. Mottled with dark burgundy-brown and white background. Runner type bean.

Tongue of Fire

A cranberry type bean grown from a seed variety originally collected from Tierra del Fuego, on the tip of South America, finding their way to Italy. Grown in pods that are ivory white with red flames as they mature, this bush type bean is small, dark to light tan with striking dark burgundy markings.