KENTUCKY BLUE GOLDEN ROD ROCDOR
YELLOW WAX BUSH BEANS Golden Rod
01120–(55 Day)–Brightest yellow of any wax bean! Vigorous, upright plants produce a bumper crop of round, straight, 5 to 6 inch pods with delicious rich, buttery fl avor. Since seeds in pods develop slowly, high quality is main- tained for a long period on the bush. Excellent for canning, freezing or fresh use. Resistant to common bean mosa-
ic. White seeded. (A) Pkt. $2.75; (N) ½ Lb. $8.45; (P) Lb. $13.95; (P) 2 Lbs. $21.95; (P) 4 Lbs. $34.95 Rocdor
tolerate cool, wet conditions. Black seeded. (A) Pkt. $3.45; (M) ¼ Lb. $5.95; (N) ½ Lb. $10.95; (P) Lb. $19.95
01135–(53 Day)–Rich and buttery gourmet fl avor. Slim 6 inch glossy yellow pods are tender and stringless. Pick them young to enjoy as a yellow fi let type. Pods are very slow to develop seeds so the high quality holds over a long period. Highly productive disease resistant plants bear early and
MAXIBEL SOLEIL
FILET BUSH BEANS Maxibel
01057–(55-60 Day)–The fi rst full-size fi let bean that is com- pletely stringless. Dark green 7 to 7½ inch pencil-slim pods are crisp and full of fl avor. Unbelievably productive. Pods are produced in a concentrated set for easy picking. Combines pole
bean quality and fl avor on a bush plant. (A) Pkt. (1½ oz.) $2.95; (M) ¼ Lb. $6.95; (N) ½ Lb. $11.95; (P) Lb. $19.95
Soleil
canning. White seeded. About 230 seeds per ounce. (A) Pkt. (1½ oz.) $2.95; (M) ¼ Lb. $6.95; (N) ½ Lb. $11.95; (P) Lb. $19.95
01138–(54 Day)–A French baby fi let wax bean that is un- equaled for fl avor. The delectable buttery fl avor of wax beans is captured in the extra-slender and stringless sunny yellow pods. Vigorous bushes produce concentrated sets, making them well- adapted for both hand and machine harvest. Best picked at 4 inches when fl avor is at its best. Excellent for fresh eating and
POLE BEANS Kentucky Wonder Wax
01170–(65 Day)–A home garden favorite for genera- tions. Waxy, butter-yellow pods are 6 to 8 inches long, tender, meaty and almost stringless. Vines bear loads of pods over a long period. Especially productive in cooler cli- mates. Often used for snap beans when young and as green
Blue Lake FM1
01155–(60 Day)–Long-time favorite for freezing, can- ning and fresh use. Unbeatable fl avor and quality. Pro- vides huge yields of 6 inch smooth, straight and string-
Kentucky Blue
01165–(58 Day)–(PVP)–Unique sweet fl avor. The fl avor of this bean is similar to Kentucky Wonder, but is sweetened and en- hanced by its Blue Lake parent. The round, straight, green pods should be harvested when 6 to 7 inches long. 1991 AAS Winner.
Blue Lake S-7 Stringless ROMA II ROYAL BURGUNDY
ITALIAN AND PURPLE BUSH BEANS Roma II Bush
01060–(55 Day)–Flat Italian-type with distinctive rich bean fl avor. Well-known for its high yields of uniform 4 to 6 inch long by ¾ inch wide fl at green pods. Pod set is concen- trated and held well off the ground for easy picking. The true bush form produces sturdy 18 to 20 inch plants which need no support. Delicious fresh and superb for canning and freez-
ing. White or buff seeded. (A) Pkt. $2.55; (N) ½ Lb. $5.95; (P) Lb. $9.95; (P) 2 Lbs. $15.95; (P) 4 Lbs. $26.95 Royal Burgundy Purple Pod Bush
01070–(55 Day)–Pods turn from purple to green after a few minutes in boiling water. Full, rich bean fl avor makes this one of the best for freezing. Sturdy, vigorous, 15 to 18 inch plants bear an abundant crop of round, stringless,
BEAN SAMPLER #2
01147 (X)–Includes one packet each of Provider, Golden Rod, Roma II and Royal Burgundy (4 packets), a $10.30 value for $8.95
POLE BEAN Fortex
01157–(60 Day)–Rich, sweet fl avor makes this French fi let- type pole bean a gourmet treat. Productive vines yield loads of slim, dark green pods that can be harvested at any length from 7 to 11 inches. They remain fi rm, stringless and delicious even after the seeds enlarge. Superb fresh or frozen. Brown seeded. About 75
FORTEX
seeds per ounce. (A) Pkt. (1 oz.) $3.95; (M) ¼ Lb. $8.95; (N) ½ Lb. $15.95; (P) Lb. $28.95
ORDER TOLL FREE FILET MASAI VELOUR Masai
01056–(55 Day)–(PVP)–A standard in Europe where the baby French style is popular. The small-leaf bushes yield huge quan- tities of slim, dark green, 4 inch pods concentrated in the upper half of the bush for easy picking. The fl avor of the tender string- less pods is exceptionally good. Has excellent disease resistance.
White seeded. About 180 seeds per ounce. (A) Pkt. (1½ oz.) $2.65; (M) ¼ Lb. $5.95; (N) ½ Lb. $9.95; (P) Lb. $15.95
Velour
01094–(55 Day)–A purple French bean that tastes as good as it looks! The slender, stringless 5 to 6 inch round pods have a rich, succulent fl avor excellent for fresh eating and freezing. Compact, disease resistant plants bear over a long season. Beans turn bright green when cooked. Beige seeded. About 190 seeds
5 to 5½ inch meaty pods. (A) Pkt. $2.55; (N) ½ Lb. $5.95; (P) Lb. $9.95; (P) 2 Lbs. $15.95; (P) 4 Lbs. $26.95
per ounce. (A) Pkt. (1½ oz.) $2.75; (M) ¼ Lb. $6.45; (N) ½ Lb. $10.45; (P) Lb. $16.95
Nikki
ounce. (A) Pkt. (1 oz.) $3.25; 2 pkts. $5.70; (M) ¼ Lb. $7.95; (N) ½ Lb. $13.95; (P) Lb. $23.95
01064–(50 Day)–Pods so thin they are called a shoestring- type. Early bearing, extremely productive plants will have you picking the 5 to 6 inch, fi ne- fl eshed, exquisitely fl avored pods by the handful. This va- riety can be sown indoors in small pots and then transplanted outside to get a head-start on the season. The white seeds are very small, averaging 250 seeds in an
NIKKI
BABY FRENCH FILET BEAN OFFER 01144 (X)–Includes one packet each
of Soleil and Masai, a $5.60 value for $4.45
MASCOTTE BUSH BEAN–This 2013 AAS Winner has a petite habit perfect for small-spaces and containers so you can grow beans almost anywhere. See page 3 for details.
Phone: 1-800-247-5864 Fax: 1-800-692-5864 HILDA ROMANO GOLDMARIE ROMANO Hilda Romano
01193–(60 Day)–Yields go on and on! Good resistance to heat and plant diseases results in a summer-long harvest of these fl at-podded, 10 to 12 inch deep green, stringless beans. Nothing beats their fl avor when cooked or frozen.
(A) Pkt. $3.95; 2 pkts. $7.45; (N) ½ Lb. $13.95; (P) Lb. $24.95 Goldmarie Romano
01167–(75 Day)–A yummy yellow romano! High-yielding vines produce loads of golden yellow, tender fl at pods even un- der adverse conditions. The rich, ‘beany’ fl avor peaks at the 6
inch size. Excellent fresh and frozen. Superb paired with Hilda. (A) Pkt. $2.95; (N) ½ Lb. $9.95; (P) Lb. $15.95; (P) 2 Lbs. $26.95
Rattlesnake
01178–(65 Day)–Incredibly produc- tive, versatile and pretty, too. Dark green, 7 to 8 inch stringless pods are streaked and mottled with purple ‘rattle- snake’ markings. The tender pods have a delectable fl avor whether eaten fresh, canned, frozen or left to dry for soups. Vigorous vines grow up to 10 feet tall and are tolerant to heat, humidity and
drought. Light buff colored seeds. (A) Pkt. $2.55; (N) ½ Lb. $5.95; (P) Lb. $9.95; (P) 2 Lbs. $15.95; (P) 4 Lbs. $26.95
RATTLESNAKE J. W. JUNG SEED CO. – 51 –
01156–(60 Day)–Blue Lake pole beans just got better! Enjoy this improved Blue Lake-type pole bean for its easy picking, long, spread-out harvest season and exception- al yields of 6 to 6½ inch dark green beans. Pods are round, smooth, meaty, slow to develop seed and stringless, captur- ing the rich, distinctive fl avor of the original Blue Lake pole.
White seeded. (A) Pkt. $2.75; (N) ½ Lb. $8.45; (P) Lb. $13.95; (P) 2 Lbs. $21.95; (P) 4 Lbs. $34.95
less, round, dark green pods. White seeded. (Not pictured). (A) Pkt. $2.45; (N) ½ Lb. $5.95; (P) Lb. $9.95; (P) 2 Lbs. $15.95; (P) 4 Lbs. $26.95
shell and dried beans later. Brown seeded. (Not pictured). (A) Pkt. $2.45; (N) ½ Lb. $5.45; (P) Lb. $8.95; (P) 2 Lbs. $13.95; (P) 4 Lbs. $21.95
BLUE LAKE S-7 STRINGLESS
The 7 foot plants have good climbing ability. White seeded. (A) Pkt. $2.85; (M) ¼ Lb. $5.45; (N) ½ Lb. $9.75; (P) Lb. $15.95; (P) 2 Lbs. $25.95; (P) 4 Lbs. $39.95
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