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Three Colour Climbing Bean Mix

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$5.1 $7.5 In stock

Category: Seeds

A vibrant medley of heirloom favourites for bean lovers who want it all! This colourful trio includes the crisp green pods of ‘Blue Lake’, the buttery yellow of ‘Golden Wax’ and the rich violet tones of ‘Purple King’. Easy to grow and highly productive, this mix offers a continuous harvest for up to 12 weeks. Pick young and often for the best flavour and yield—up to 1.2kg per plant. A feast for the eyes and the plate!

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hannah T. ★★★★★

The Golden Wax beans were the first to pop up, and their buttery color really stands out against the Blue Lake greens in the same row. Nice to have three distinct textures and colors from one packet, though I wish the violet ones had come in a bit stronger.

Eva ★★★★★

The golden wax beans are so buttery and tender, and the blue lake ones snap clean with that classic crispness. I’m really happy this mix lets me grow three colours in one row, so my garden looks as good as my dinner plate.

Mia ★★★★★

The purple pods on the 'Royal Burgundy' beans are stunning against the green leaves, and they stayed tender even when I picked them a bit late. This mix really adds a pop of color to my garden.