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Yes think middle of state but almost to west side of state within 40 40 miles of lake Michigan roughlyoh, ok, now i see say you are more western MI, that is not close by to me for casual or frequent trips. however you can check out the bean threads here (there are several search for LEBN (Little Easy Bean Network) and @Blue-Jay) and he has a growers network for his collection along with many others and i do know of some people more over that direction who might work out well.
if you do see anything i grow catch your interest send me a personal message and i'll put you down for mailing out samples next spring. i'm done with doing that for this season.
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close to where i was hatched. i have a lot of relatives over that ways. i love the hills. we have flatlands here in the Saginaw River Valley. places get names like Hilltop if they only go up a few feet...
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At one time I was told I was related to everyone in the state. And if your from this side probably related some how. If you know anybody around my area that would like to do a grow out with me just let me know and I'll send you the info how they can contact me .
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i recommend getting into the bean threads as i have seen posts from people more over in your direction...
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From Central Illinois. Be sure to put your general location--Middle Michigan--with your avatar bc I will forget where you live once you start posting.UHHHHHH!!!!! One MORE bean lover.....
2025 Little Easy Bean Network - Growers Of The Future Will Be Glad We Saved
Some more recent bean mail. This is a beautiful bean I ran across about two weeks ago. From a grower in Pescadaro, California. The grower says the bean is a cross between Anasazi and Rio Zape. I believe it is a pole bean. Anna Zape - Pole Dry lovely! :)
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