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Old July 27, 2015   #9
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peebee, I hope to let a few mature in the pods and let dry so I can save some seeds to plant next season, and to share!
Yes, please do so! I grow lots of flowers for hummies and they (and I) would love these. I have never grown beans with red flowers before, only white like Kentucky, Blue Lake , etc. Gorgeous!
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