67 days [Introduced 1990 by SESE. Dates from the Virginia side of the Potomac River before 1860. After the Civil War it was carried west by the Barley family to Tehama County, California, where it has been grown for over 125 years.] A vigorous climber and heavy producer of 6-1/2" long, slightly curved, stringless snap beans of excellent quality. 5/8" long seeds are somewhat flattened, drying to a dark purple-black color. Large trifoliate leaves 6-10" across. South Carolina grower Rodger Winn calls this one of the best for hot weather production. Pkt (28 g, 64 seeds)
***Short crop -- sold out for 2012***
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