Speckled Algonquin bush bean

$4.00

This beautiful bush bean produces an abundance of bean pods that have brown and pink speckled beans.  They keep their shape during cooking and are great in soups.  The origins of this seed is not confirmed but it is said to be from the Algonquins from Turtle island.

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Speckled Algonquin bush bean

  • 30 seeds
  • Open pollination
  • Distance between plants – 3-6″
  • Distance between rows – 2′
  • Full sun
  • Water every 2-3 days
  • Maturity – 80-90 days
  • Germination – 6-10 days
  • Height – 18″
  • Phaseolus Vulgaris

This bean is said to be the ancestor to the Heritage Doré bean that was protected by the Cantin family in Québec.  This geographically makes sense as there are many Algonquin communities in Québec/Turtle Island.  The original seeds are from Heritage Harvest Seeds in Manitoba.

Direct seed after the last frost

Harvest 90 days after planting and when the pods are dry and brown

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Weight 0.002 kg
Dimensions 8.255 × 0.3 × 11.43 cm

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