Bean, pea, legume (& tomato) swap - Page 2

sweetgapeach · January 6, 2016

�� beans and tomatoes

Tormato · January 6, 2016

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Originally Posted by sweetgapeach

�� beans and tomatoes

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Tormato · January 6, 2016

Peas, so far...

Number of packs {~5 seeds/pack} in ( ),

(+) means 10 or more packs,

(0) means there IS one pack, which may already be reserved for someone's wish list, or there may be less than five seeds, or it's for someone who will grow it this year instead of just acquiring it...

Alaska (+)
Amish Snap (2)
Blauwschokkers (+)
Blue Bantam (2)
Burpeeana Early (9)
Cascadia (+)
Champion Of England (0)
Dark Seeded Early Perfection (0)
Dwarf Grey Sugar (8)
Dwarf White Sugar (0)
Early Frosty (0)
Golden Sweet (5)
Green Arrow (+)
Green Beauty (0)
Kaiserschote (0)
Kleine Rheinlanderin (0)
Lancashire Lad (0)
Laxton's Progress (0)
Lincoln (0)
Little Marvel (0)
Luscany (+)
Mammoth Melting Sugar (3)
Maestro (0)
Markana (0)
Opal Creek (2)
Oregon Giant (0)
Oregon Snow (0)
Oregon Sugar Pod (5)
Oregon Sugar Pod II (3)
Peas N'a Pot (0)
Petite Pois Precoville (0)
Pioneer (0)
Progress #9 (+) that's not some fancy dancy hi-tech hashtag
Purple Podded (+)
Recruit (+)
Rheinperle (0)
Sienna (0)
Snow Bird (0)
Snow Girl (2)
Sugar Daddy (2)
Sugaree (0)
Sugar Magnolia (0)
Sugar Snap (+)
Sulton's Harbinger (0)
Sweet Provence (0)
Tall Telephone (7)
Taichung Tc 11 (0)
Thomas Laxton (0)
Tom Thumb (0)
Wando (0)
Yakoma Giant (not sure... since it's my saved seed, I have to find them)

For peas (and beans), if there are varieties with plenty, and you'd like more than 5 seeds, just ask for multiple packs of a variety.

habitat_gardener · January 6, 2016

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Originally Posted by PhilaGardener

So you just need a bigger garden

Working on that...maybe we need to build some bean trellises to keep the garden from being taken over by tomatoes. Or find some more places in need of gardens.

Until then, concentrating on growing out the beans and peas I already have. Tempting as this swap is...

Spike2 · January 6, 2016

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Originally Posted by Tormato

Peas, so far...

(+) means 10 or more packs,

Green Arrow (+)

LOL I take it my package arrived : )

AlittleSalt · January 6, 2016

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Originally Posted by Father'sDaughter

Yes, but the tomatoes take up most of my garden space...

I made our 2016 tomato grow list in MS Word today. Then clicked on View and Print Layout - it's 5 pages long written in Times New Roman 12 point font. Beans are wonderful, but I'm not sure there will be enough room left for weeds to grow?

joseph · January 7, 2016

Tonight I packaged beans for the swap. I am expecting to send my landrace dry bush-ish (not pole) beans... They are all short enough season to reproduce in my garden. I have sorted them into subgroups/phenotypes as follows:

Mixed Speckled beans
Mixed Plain Solid colored beans
Great brown bean
White Anasazi
Speckled Anasazi
Oxbow Hybrid, Black Anasazi
Oxbow Hybrid, a few White Specks on Black
Oxbow Hybrid, Black, Likely to Segregate into other colors
Oxbow Hybrid, Black, Early, likely to segregate
Oxbow Hybrid, Late season, lots of blacks that are likely to segregate
Black Beans, likely to segregate into other colors/patterns
Brown Appaloosa
Black Appaloosa
Earliest Beans
Early Beans
White Tigerseye
Resilient Bush (descended from Resilient Bean Breeder)
Pintos
Purple Speckled
Great Hutterite
Early Small Yellow
Dutch Brown Cross, F4 Bush Clade
Small black speckled

Also sending other species.

Lofthouse Landrace Runner Beans
Lofthouse Landrace Fava Beans
Golden Teparies
Gray Speckled Teparies

Also sending my version of The Long Island Seed Project's Snap Bush Beans. They are green, yellow, and purple podded.

Oxbow Black Anasazi

Dry bean landrace

High resolution image of the dry bush bean landrace:

I'm also including my favorite squash and corn.

Lofthouse Landrace Buttercup:

Harmony Flour Corn. A synthetic composite between North American and South American grain corns.

greenthumbomaha · January 7, 2016

Those are very pretty Joseph. Do you inoculate you legumes or is it survival of the fittest?

- Lisa

joseph · January 7, 2016

I don't inoculate. I grow a lot of beans, peas, and legume weeds, so I figure that the natural bacterial have thoroughly colonized my farm.

walt456 · January 8, 2016

I just boxed up my packet. I'm sending the following beans:

Cade's Cove
USDA PU 175865
Grandpa Hale's Bean (heirloom bean from SW Virginia)
Old Joe Clark
Noble Fall Bean
Roi Des Belges
Bag of mystery heirloom beans. I bought a bean medley from Sustainable Mtn agriculture and grew these out from them. I don't know the names for them though. Tormato if you don't want me to send these just let me know.

SummerSky · January 8, 2016

Gary, I think I'll have to send you more seeds! I bought a ton of peas last year and just never got around to planting them. I can definitely send in peas, if you don't mind them being a year older. I also just got some fresh Royal Snow peas from Johnny's I can share

Still looking for Jembo Polish beans!

Aerial · January 8, 2016

Yay, more peas!

Almost cleaned out the shelves when I found these.. Alaska, Little Marvel, Sugar Snap..

pea.jpg

happydog · January 11, 2016

I've packed a box to send off tomorrow. I had a fantastic bean season last year. Here's what I'm sending.

Pole Beans:
Annelino Giallo
Aunt Ada's Italian
Bird Egg #3
Blue Shackamaxon
Brita's Foot Long
Chester/Flagg
Chinese Red Noodle
Doyce Chambers
Gold Marie
Gold of Bacau
Good Mother Stallard
Herrenbohli
Jembo Polish
Kanawake Mohawk
La Vignerrone
Menotume
NC Long Greasy
Red Eye Fall
Red Ripper
Russian East German Pea Bean
Snowcap
Speckled Cranberry
Striped Cornfield
Succotash
Super Marconi
True Red Cranberry

Bush beans:
Giant Red Tarka
Penny Rile
Top Pick Pinkeye Purple Hull
Woods Mtn Crazy Beans

Limas:
Golden Lima
Old Time Pink & White
Violet's Multicolored Butterbeans

Runner beans:
Insuk's Wang Kong
Pink Half Runner/Red Peanut/Old Joe Clark

And here's my want list. Sadly, I don't think it's finished yet. I might need to try some of those Great Hutterites, and some other ones I see on this thread, haha.

Annie Jackson
Aunt Jean
Cherokee Striped Cornhill
Clem & Sarah's Big Bean
Clem's Purple
Dade
Emerite
Galante
Greasy beans, cut shorts, or other Appalachian beans
Great Hutterite
Helda
Light Brown Zebra
Marvel of Venice
Neckargold
Noble Fall
North Carolina Speckled Long Greasy Cutshort
NT Half runner
Nuna
Orient Wonder
Poletschka
Provider
Red Swan
Resilient Bush
Rose
Serbian Pole
Shellies - any productive, tasty pole shellies
Smerelda
Stockbridge Indian
Striped Hull Greasy Cutshort
Tarahumara Pink
Tetovac
Uzice

Limas:
1880's Butterbean
Alabama Black Butterbeans
Dr Martin's Lima

Field Peas:
Clemson Purple
Colossus
Fast Lady Northern Southern
Franklin Red
Hercules
Kentucky Red
MN 157
Purple Eye Purple Hull (pole field pea)
Red Bisbee
Steele's Whippoorwill
White Sugar Crowder

Peas:
Mayfair
Penelope
Oregon Giant
Progress #9
Sugar Snap

Thanks a bunch for hosting the swap again this year, Gary, I know it's a lot of work. I grew some wonderful beans last year thanks to you and Zeedman. I really appreciate it.

imp · January 11, 2016

Ohhh, maybe will get some lovely pole wrinkled pea seeds and some wonderful beans- some yellow/gold roma pole rypes are Rob's favorite sort of bean.

walt456 · January 11, 2016

Those Woods Mtn Crazy Beans look interesting.

January 7, 2016	#22
joseph Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2013 Location: Cache Valley, N/E of The Great Salt Lake Posts: 1,244	Tonight I packaged beans for the swap. I am expecting to send my landrace dry bush-ish (not pole) beans... They are all short enough season to reproduce in my garden. I have sorted them into subgroups/phenotypes as follows: Mixed Speckled beans Mixed Plain Solid colored beans Great brown bean White Anasazi Speckled Anasazi Oxbow Hybrid, Black Anasazi Oxbow Hybrid, a few White Specks on Black Oxbow Hybrid, Black, Likely to Segregate into other colors Oxbow Hybrid, Black, Early, likely to segregate Oxbow Hybrid, Late season, lots of blacks that are likely to segregate Black Beans, likely to segregate into other colors/patterns Brown Appaloosa Black Appaloosa Earliest Beans Early Beans White Tigerseye Resilient Bush (descended from Resilient Bean Breeder) Pintos Purple Speckled Great Hutterite Early Small Yellow Dutch Brown Cross, F4 Bush Clade Small black speckled Also sending other species. Lofthouse Landrace Runner Beans Lofthouse Landrace Fava Beans Golden Teparies Gray Speckled Teparies Also sending my version of The Long Island Seed Project's Snap Bush Beans. They are green, yellow, and purple podded. Oxbow Black Anasazi Dry bean landrace High resolution image of the dry bush bean landrace: I'm also including my favorite squash and corn. Lofthouse Landrace Buttercup: Harmony Flour Corn. A synthetic composite between North American and South American grain corns. Last edited by joseph; January 7, 2016 at 12:43 AM.

January 8, 2016	#27
Aerial Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: CA Posts: 410	Yay, more peas! Almost cleaned out the shelves when I found these.. Alaska, Little Marvel, Sugar Snap.. pea.jpg Last edited by Aerial; January 9, 2016 at 04:59 PM.

January 11, 2016	#28
happydog Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Appalachian Mountains NC Posts: 151	I've packed a box to send off tomorrow. I had a fantastic bean season last year. Here's what I'm sending. Pole Beans: Annelino Giallo Aunt Ada's Italian Bird Egg #3 Blue Shackamaxon Brita's Foot Long Chester/Flagg Chinese Red Noodle Doyce Chambers Gold Marie Gold of Bacau Good Mother Stallard Herrenbohli Jembo Polish Kanawake Mohawk La Vignerrone Menotume NC Long Greasy Red Eye Fall Red Ripper Russian East German Pea Bean Snowcap Speckled Cranberry Striped Cornfield Succotash Super Marconi True Red Cranberry Bush beans: Giant Red Tarka Penny Rile Top Pick Pinkeye Purple Hull Woods Mtn Crazy Beans Limas: Golden Lima Old Time Pink & White Violet's Multicolored Butterbeans Runner beans: Insuk's Wang Kong Pink Half Runner/Red Peanut/Old Joe Clark And here's my want list. Sadly, I don't think it's finished yet. I might need to try some of those Great Hutterites, and some other ones I see on this thread, haha. Annie Jackson Aunt Jean Cherokee Striped Cornhill Clem & Sarah's Big Bean Clem's Purple Dade Emerite Galante Greasy beans, cut shorts, or other Appalachian beans Great Hutterite Helda Light Brown Zebra Marvel of Venice Neckargold Noble Fall North Carolina Speckled Long Greasy Cutshort NT Half runner Nuna Orient Wonder Poletschka Provider Red Swan Resilient Bush Rose Serbian Pole Shellies - any productive, tasty pole shellies Smerelda Stockbridge Indian Striped Hull Greasy Cutshort Tarahumara Pink Tetovac Uzice Limas: 1880's Butterbean Alabama Black Butterbeans Dr Martin's Lima Field Peas: Clemson Purple Colossus Fast Lady Northern Southern Franklin Red Hercules Kentucky Red MN 157 Purple Eye Purple Hull (pole field pea) Red Bisbee Steele's Whippoorwill White Sugar Crowder Peas: Mayfair Penelope Oregon Giant Progress #9 Sugar Snap Thanks a bunch for hosting the swap again this year, Gary, I know it's a lot of work. I grew some wonderful beans last year thanks to you and Zeedman. I really appreciate it. Last edited by happydog; January 13, 2016 at 01:13 PM. Reason: sorted and alphabetized the lists

January 6, 2016	#16
sweetgapeach Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2015 Location: Athens, Ga Posts: 34	�� beans and tomatoes

January 6, 2016	#18
Tormato Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: MA Posts: 4,971	Peas, so far... Number of packs {~5 seeds/pack} in ( ), (+) means 10 or more packs, (0) means there IS one pack, which may already be reserved for someone's wish list, or there may be less than five seeds, or it's for someone who will grow it this year instead of just acquiring it... Alaska (+) Amish Snap (2) Blauwschokkers (+) Blue Bantam (2) Burpeeana Early (9) Cascadia (+) Champion Of England (0) Dark Seeded Early Perfection (0) Dwarf Grey Sugar (8) Dwarf White Sugar (0) Early Frosty (0) Golden Sweet (5) Green Arrow (+) Green Beauty (0) Kaiserschote (0) Kleine Rheinlanderin (0) Lancashire Lad (0) Laxton's Progress (0) Lincoln (0) Little Marvel (0) Luscany (+) Mammoth Melting Sugar (3) Maestro (0) Markana (0) Opal Creek (2) Oregon Giant (0) Oregon Snow (0) Oregon Sugar Pod (5) Oregon Sugar Pod II (3) Peas N'a Pot (0) Petite Pois Precoville (0) Pioneer (0) Progress #9 (+) that's not some fancy dancy hi-tech hashtag Purple Podded (+) Recruit (+) Rheinperle (0) Sienna (0) Snow Bird (0) Snow Girl (2) Sugar Daddy (2) Sugaree (0) Sugar Magnolia (0) Sugar Snap (+) Sulton's Harbinger (0) Sweet Provence (0) Tall Telephone (7) Taichung Tc 11 (0) Thomas Laxton (0) Tom Thumb (0) Wando (0) Yakoma Giant (not sure... since it's my saved seed, I have to find them) For peas (and beans), if there are varieties with plenty, and you'd like more than 5 seeds, just ask for multiple packs of a variety.

January 7, 2016	#23
greenthumbomaha Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Omaha Zone 5 Posts: 2,514	Those are very pretty Joseph. Do you inoculate you legumes or is it survival of the fittest? - Lisa

January 8, 2016	#25
walt456 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: VA Posts: 235	I just boxed up my packet. I'm sending the following beans: Cade's Cove USDA PU 175865 Grandpa Hale's Bean (heirloom bean from SW Virginia) Old Joe Clark Noble Fall Bean Roi Des Belges Bag of mystery heirloom beans. I bought a bean medley from Sustainable Mtn agriculture and grew these out from them. I don't know the names for them though. Tormato if you don't want me to send these just let me know.

January 8, 2016	#26
SummerSky Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Michigan Posts: 126	Gary, I think I'll have to send you more seeds! I bought a ton of peas last year and just never got around to planting them. I can definitely send in peas, if you don't mind them being a year older. I also just got some fresh Royal Snow peas from Johnny's I can share Still looking for Jembo Polish beans!

January 11, 2016	#29
imp Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Wichita Falls, Texas Posts: 4,832	Ohhh, maybe will get some lovely pole wrinkled pea seeds and some wonderful beans- some yellow/gold roma pole rypes are Rob's favorite sort of bean.