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That is Sallee, and it is a surname. They are a French Huguenot family (and are part of my ancestry).Sallie Donahuee
eta: Oh! And welcome to the forum!! If you collect beans, this is the place to be!
That is Sallee, and it is a surname. They are a French Huguenot family (and are part of my ancestry).Sallie Donahuee
Oooh, I'm smitten. Please tell me that is a pole variety.Vulkan
It is @Zeedman! And from what I can see, so far, it produces an excellent yield. Yes, Grune aus des Karpaten is the exact same colour as Soissons Vert, but only about 1/4 to 1/3 the size.Oooh, I'm smitten. Please tell me that is a pole variety.
All very beautiful beans. Grune aus des Karpaten looks nearly identical to Soissons Vert.
Welcome @Greasy ! Always great to have new members at the LEBN!New member, First post, I grew 4 seeds this year of the Sallie Donahuee that i got from Russ that came out all beautiful greasys. Any ideal what county in Kentucky this greasy came from (Napier -Combs Family) I mainly collect Greasy Beans From Southeastern Kentucky.
You may certainly give Janice my email address. I will be very interested in having a conversation about Kentucky beans with her. A million Kudos to you for such great dective work.Janice and her cousin in Kentucky have very generously offered me some pure seeds of their Napier-Combs family heirloom, from this year’s crop. @Bluejay77 Russ, I let her know that you would most likely be interested in some seeds, too. With your permission may I let her know your email address so she can contact you directly?
You're really close to Pulaski County, which is where a large part of my Dad's family was from.This is Brad Wilson Paul’s buddy from the KY swaps old fat bald headed man we have met several times just never been on this board looking forward and getting ready for Berea ask Paul D the right way to pronounce Berea lol