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@flowerbug, will you be working on that yellow/red bean from Tinker's Fire? I had TF again last year but all seeds were as they should be. Very rarely I find outcrosses among beans that grow from seeds harvested by me. Here, pollinators are not interested in bean flowers when linden trees...

Kahnawake Mohawk - Iroquois pole bean. Soldier - bush bean Fundy Amethyst - Candy bean mutation found and stabilized by Owen Bridge owner of Annapolis Seeds in Nova Scotia, Canada. The seeds are really very violet in sunlight.

Paulchen - bush bean selected by Solja Kaltenbach from Bienenbüttel, Germany. Mulldoon - bush bean bred by Russell Crow, Woodstock, Illinois :) Sweetwater - another bush bean bred by Russ.

You are right. My Panzaredda and Murusieddu Nero which grew in a drier place than other beans are clearly smaller than they should be.

In my case, these five plants produced distinct, not very long vines. I stuck a few rods in the ground around which they wrapped themselves.

In my free time I will be showing my beans from 2024. Finally :) Shelleasy x Soldier network bean. I had eight plants. Five of them grew as semi runners and the seeds were the same color as on the @Blue-Jay website. Three plants grew as true bush and the seeds looked like this... I...

I also say "hello" in the new thread. Last year I managed to close several time-consuming topics, so I hope to be here more often than I have been recently. Greetings to all. Happy New Year!

I see the curse has been lifted from the Frost bean :). I also got some good seeds this year. Unfortunately, only a small handful. The plants were badly damaged by the storm, took a long time to recover and only a few pods managed to fully ripen. This was my third attempt at growing Frost and I...

@heirloomgal Did you find out which region of Germany Braune Tereza comes from? In my notes I only wrote in general - Germany. I would like to have more information about the origin of this bean.

@Blue-Jay, great beans, as usual. I don't have time to take care of my beans now. I'll start taking photos over the Christmas break, there will be two weeks off. All seeds have already been shelled, dried and, just in case, frozen to kill weevils.

I assume the seeds will stay where they are now. From what I've noticed, the female definition of the word "compromise" rarely coincides with the male one :)

I will return to the topic of Gold und Silber because I received an answer from the Deaflora store about the origin of this bean. Mrs. Annett Klitzschmüller confirms that it is a variety from Catalonia. I think everything is clear now. Gold und Silber from Deaflora and Or i Plata are the same bean.

@heirloomgal do you have more information about Sakaguchi Kang Wong? I can't find anything about this bean on the internet.

Guy Dirix wrote to me that he received the Gold und Silber seeds from a German bean grower Solja Kaltenbach from Bienenbüttel. I don't know if she is somehow connected with Bohnen-Atlas. I haven't received a response from Deaflora yet. This year I grew Paulchen which was also bred by Solja...

The Deaflora store has the correct Gold und Silber seeds, that's where the ones I sowed in 2023 come from. https://deaflora.de/Shop/Bohnen/Stangenbohne-Gold-und-Silber.html I have written to Deaflora and Guy Dirix about this bean. I'm curious to see their responses.

@heirloomgal , @Decoy1 This is Gold und Silber that I grew from Deaflora seeds in 2023. The seeds are little smaller than they should be because I shelled them from pods that were not fully ripe. And this is the Or i Plata bean that I got from Catalonia. The photos aren't very good, but I...

@heirloomgal, what you are showing is not a Gold und Silber but most likely some outcross. This bean is actually called Or i Plata and comes from Catalonia, Spain. Gold und Silber is the literal translation from Catalan to German and is the name under which this bean is sold in the Deaflora...

Thanks @heirloomgal I decided that today I would cut Grandma Gina's off from the roots along with the Melungeon and Ohio Pole.

@Decoy1 @heirloomgal sent seeds for me to my friend in London. All shipments reached her without any problems.

I see you are all picking beautiful beans. I also collect the pods of most pole beans. Some of them are indecently fertile. One such bean is the Italian Zazza. The photo shows the top of the supports at a height of 2.8 meters but I already have a lot of dry pods from the lower parts...