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Wanted: Red Noodle Yard Long Bean Seeds (for SASE)

15 years ago

Hi! I'm usually over in the soil forum, but had to pop by and see if anyone had any of these really cool seeds that I saw in a catalog - Red Noodle Yard Long Beans.

I don't have any seeds to trade yet as I'm just getting started with seed saving (I just picked up a stack of books on the subject from the library) but I'll happily send a SASE or SASBE.

Thanks in advance!

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Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
15 years ago
In doing a search of members lists, I see there is only one member that has them available for trade.

They are a cool bean...I see they are available at several places on line...just might have to order a few myself sometime later.

Sue
organic_lizzi
15 years ago
i have asparagus bean that is also called yard long .they are a long season bean ..I am waiting for the seed to dry out but can share a few seed packets
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