I have approx 10 of EACH seeds: Organic German Green Tomato, Very tiny, sweet, pale Yellow White Currant Tomatos, and Organic Sugar Snap Peas that are fantastic.

I am no expert, but definately buts for the holes. As for brittle and yellow that tells me overwatering and wind damage. Yellow is a sign of overwatering, and the brittle is wind damage. Funny hot you can have overwatered dried out plants. I just wetn through this with some tomato plants. My gramma told me to cut milk jugs and put them around the plants to keep them safe from winds! Luckily the winds have died down here and I haven't had to and everything is doing well now. Cut back to watering every other day and see if that helps. My cucumbers seem to not like a lot of water. So I try to direct water the plants around it rather than hosing it all down. I hope others chime in and correct me if I'm wrong. Its my first year gardening so I've been reading and learning a lot alogn the way but am no expert ;)

I have a lot of vining plant seed options if that is of interest, mainly Japanese morning glory in the species Ipomoea nil and I. purpurea. Let me know if you are interested and I can share photographs. Joseph

Farmerdilla, thanks for the reply. These have a white eye surrounded by a more brown than yellow color on about a third of the bean, the rest creamy white. They look just like the pictures of the Steuben's Yellow Eye from the seed vendors. I tend to think that's what they are. I've never seen them down here in the grocery or seed stores. I've got a little space in the garden so I think I'll plant a short double row just to see what they do. If they make I'll use'em as a dry bean. It'll be fun to play around with anyway!! By the way, the Big Boy's you recommended on another thread are doin' good and I'm lookin' forward to eatin'em later this summer.