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Bean 'Turkey Craw' (Organic)

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$3.81 $5.95 In stock

Category: Seeds

A unique heirloom variety originating from the regions of Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee, its' name is truly indicative of its history. Said to have been discovered in the craw(crop) of a wild turkey in the mid-1800s, this dual-purpose pole bean produces a large crop of versatile beans which are delicious when young, green, and snappy, and can also be used in cooking when allowed to mature and dry on the vine where they develop a sweet, rich, buttery and meaty taste and texture. The seeds are known for their beautiful, frosted brown and tan appearance.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joshua V. ★★★★★

Picked these up mainly for the history, but I'm genuinely impressed with how well they germinated. The beans themselves have a nice, earthy color, and the plants are already looking strong in my garden.

Abigail K. ★★★★★

I was curious about the origin story, and these heirloom beans sprouted reliably with strong, healthy vines. The unique history from the Appalachian region makes them a fun conversation starter in my garden.

Joseph U. ★★★★★

The beans are thriving in my garden, and I love knowing they're organic and tied to Appalachian history. The unique name got me curious, and the plants have a lovely climbing habit that's really taken off.