Discover the Blue-Tip Half-runner Heirloom Bean Seeds

Blue-Tip Half-runner Heirloom Bean Seeds are truly a gardener’s delight. These seeds have finally returned after overcoming challenges, and they are now more uniform and beautiful than ever. With their distinctive blue tips, these beans are not only visually appealing but also early-producing, yielding an abundance of plump 5-inch pods throughout the season.

This variety boasts a beneficial ripeness indicator—when the tips turn dark blue, they are ready for harvest. The flavor is sweet and delicious, especially when harvested at this stage, making them a great addition to any dish. If cared for properly, these beans tend to be mostly stringless, enhancing their culinary versatility.

Unlike other half-runner varieties, our Blue-Tip beans hold onto the plant effectively, ensuring a longer harvesting window. Grown without support, they can form a low mound, though quality improves with a 6 ft trellis. This means you can enjoy both aesthetics and productivity in your garden.

These seeds were generously shared by my friend David from Cheat Lake, WV. After growing these beans myself, I can confidently say they outperform other blue-tip varieties in both flavor and robustness. Expect to enjoy your first harvest in just 57 days from seed.

Benefits of Blue-Tip Half-runner Beans:

• Uniform and beautiful appearance
• Sweet flavor, mostly stringless
• Early and continuous production
• Effective ripeness indicator
• Superior performance compared to other varieties

Frequently Asked Questions

• How long does it take to harvest Blue-Tip Half-runner beans? You can expect to harvest in about 57 days from planting.
• What is the best planting period for these seeds? Plant them in the early spring for optimal growth.
• What type of soil is best for Blue-Tip beans? They thrive in well-drained, loamy soil.
• Do I need to support the plants? While they can grow without support, using a 6 ft trellis is recommended for better quality.
• What is the ideal sunlight exposure for these beans? They require full sunlight for best results.