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Hyacinth Bean vine

comments (2) November 16th, 2009 in gallery

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My daughter sent this bean to me from Ok. and I have had it now for 4 yrs. I save the beans after they shrival up, and plant the following year.The flowers are really pretty pink and then the purple beans show up.

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LynneL writes: I planted this for the first time this year and it went crazy. Everybody who sees it loves and wants it. Soooo easy to grow from seed. Thanks for sharing. Posted: 9:41 am on November 23rd
TforTyra writes: Never seen a bean like that before until two days ago, now I have seen both the gorgeous flowers and the bean, it is sooo pretty. Thank you for sharing./ Tyra Posted: 5:46 am on November 17th
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