Cherokee Pole Snap Bean

A foundational crop in traditional polycultures, this variety supports the grower, the soil, and the ecology in integrated garden systems.

These seeds are Heirloom, non-GMO, untreated, and open-pollinated—ideal for growers, educators, and seed savers. Each variety is selected for its reliability, cultural value, and role in a thriving garden system. Whether grown alone or alongside companions, it offers dependable germination, rich flavor, and seed-saving potential year after year.

climbing

An heirloom climbing bean traditionally grown by the Cherokee people. Valued for its productivity, seed-saving traits, and historical continuity.

Insert seeds into the soil at a depth about twice their size. Cover with natural mulch to provide a perfect germination environment and avoid loss by consumption. Apply additional natural mulch as plants grow.