Blue Lake Bush Beans
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Care information
Check out Mary's Comprehensive Planting Guide for detailed planting info.
Storing seeds prior to use: seeds should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight for optimal germination.
Blue Lake Bush Beans
60 days.
This dark-green bean has been a favorite for over 40 years. Heavy yield. Matures its large crop early and all at once. Stagger planting for longer harvesting.
Developed from the Pole Blue Lake.
Contains 25 heirloom seeds
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Customer Reviews
Best bush beans variety I have tried so far!
This is my third year planting these Blue Lake Bush Beans from Mary’s Heirloom Seeds. New bed, and this year I did succession planting, exactly five weeks apart. In Zone 7B (now 8A) this year we have had drought conditions, but with proper watering the second planting caught up to the first, and we have canned over 90 pint jars of green beans and the bushes are still loaded with beans and blossoms. Unbelievable germination (30 of 31, 28 of 31). Got 1 1/2 five-gallon buckets of HUGE beautiful green beans this past week. Delicious, bountiful green beans. This one is an absolute winner!
Frolic tasty green beans. A staple in my East Texas garden.
I love the Blue Lake Bush Beans from Mary! They have been consistent in their growth, 90 percent success rate, healthy, lush bushes that produce a lot of beans. Very pleased with this year’s crop, which is the biggest we have ever planted- last year was our first crop ever!
I've spent the last few years trying to find a good basic green bean to no avail, but trying these this year was the clear winner! Fairly compact plants with high yields, not stringy nor mute in flavor. I planted several seeds at the beginning of the season and accidentally left the packet out in the rain. When I noticed my mistake the remaining seeds had begun to sprout, but with a little love I planted all in the garden to see what would happen and ended up with 100% of the seeds germinating and growing to maturity! Safe to say I've found a new favorite.
