Takamatu Black Bean seeds
saved by shiny · 2026-10-25
certified organic
non-certified GMO-free
heirloom
The packet
- Variety
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not specified
- Batch number
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not specified
- Quantity
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3 seeds
- When to sow
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Sep–Nov
- How to sow
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not specified
- Germination
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unknown days
- Days until maturity
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unknown days
- Row spacing
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not specified cm
- Plant before
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2027
- Heirloom or hybrid
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Heirloom
- Organic
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Certified organic
- GMO
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Non-certified GMO-free
- Year saved
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Unknown
- Will trade
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nowhere (from Wellington, NZ)
From the packet
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FKoanga Gardens | BEAN Takamatua Black Seeded Preservation Packet NZ Heritage (Phaseolus coccineus) Description: Runner, green snap, shell out, dry bean. This bean came to New Zealand originally with Henry Harrington’s grandparents. They have hard black shiny beans. It can be eaten when young as a green snap bean, they are very tasty, or as a shellout or dried bean as well. Great multipurpose bean! Sowing: Direct sow in Spring or plant into trays to avoid bird and slug damage. Plant into deeply prepared beds 20 cm apart and pinch tops out at 30 cm above ground for maximum production. Prefers to grow with roots in a cool moist enviroment. Beans stop setting if too hot or dry. Approx 6 seeds per packet Batch number: PHcG0055 Sow by: September 2027 Organically grown in NZ, especially for home gardens, | taste, nutrition and disease resistance. From our Past, for our Future. | ip eat)
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