Adour Beans

Adour Beans are long, slender green beans that can be harvested for use as a fresh green bean, or let mature longer for use as a dried bean.

As a fresh bean, Adour Beans freeze and can well.

As a dried bean, it's a long, straight white bean, somewhat plump, rounded at each end.

The Adour Bean plant gives high yields.

Adour Beans have been somewhat superseded by an improved variety of itself, named "Cheyenne."
Adour Beans are named after the Adour valley in southern France where Tarbais beans are grown, but it is not the same bean.

Also called:

Adour Beans, Blue Lake Green Beans, Chinese Long Bean, Delinel Beans, Emerite Beans, Filet Beans, Maxibel Beans, Montpellier Beans, Provider Beans, Red Triumph Beans, Slenderette Beans, Stortino di Trento Beans, Winged Beans

Baked Beans, Bush Beans, Chana Dal, Cowpeas, Dry Beans, Flageolet Beans, French Fillet Beans, Lima Beans, Mung Beans, Pole Beans, Red Kidney Beans, Runner Beans, Shelling Beans, Soybeans, Wax Beans

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