Description
An exciting heirloom bean listed in The Vegetable Garden by Vilmorin-Andrieux in 1885. Similar to the White Rice Bean or Hungarian White Rice Bean and may be a French selection of it. These dwarf beans were originally grown in hot houses and produce many tiny pods with tiny white seeds. The young pods can be eaten as snaps and the small seeds can be used dry.
Bush
110 days for dry beans
25 seeds per packet
