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Yarazu Beans - 4 seeds
Sowing Period (approximate): Cool regions: May-July
Temperate regions: April-August
A local variety from Fukuoka Prefecture! Pole type, flat podded green bean.
The pods develop purple spots, but turn a beautiful green when boiled.
It's an early-maturing variety, so even if you miss the harvest time, the beans inside will be fluffy and soft, making them delicious to eat.
They are so delicious that you won't want to share them with anyone, hence the name Yarazu (meaning won't give).
Delicious boiled as is, or with mayonnaise.

Zebra Beans - 6 seeds
Sowing Period (approximate): Late June onwards
As it is short-day sensitive, sowing too early may result in vines growing without flowering.
A frost-tolerant, pole type, string bean variety.
Vigor is moderate, and vine growth is gradual.
Pods set all at once.
The pods are a bright green, flat-podded type.
They have purple stripes. They are tender with few strings.
They turn a beautiful green when boiled.
The seeds have a soft skin and are excellent for boiled bean dishes.

Chioggia Gardsmak - 12 seeds
Sowing: March-April, September-October
Harvest: Approx. 55 days
Smooth skin. Beautiful red color, with a striking lollipop-candy-like swirl pattern on the cut surface.
An improved variety of Chioggia that is less prone to bolting.
Compared to the original Chioggia, it yields more uniform roots.

Detroit 2 Race Preco - 22 seeds
Sowing: March-April, September-October
Harvest: May-June, November-December
Beets generally prefer cool climates, but this variety is relatively tolerant of high temperatures.
Smooth skin. Tender flesh.
The red color remains beautiful even after cooking.
Great for salads, pickles, and as a garnish for appetizers after boiling.

Touchstone Gold - 11 seeds
Sowing (approximate): March-April, September-October
The leaves and stems are green. The flesh is yellow and becomes an even more beautiful, vibrant yellow when cooked.
Young leaves and stems are also edible.
Can be used in the same ways as spinach.
The roots are slightly smaller than Bordo, but both the skin and flesh are resistant to damage.
Can be cultivated in a relatively wide range of regions.

Please note that I am a hobby gardener, not a professional seller, so I cannot guarantee germination. Growing instructions are not included.
Please search online for growing information.
The seeds will be shipped in small bags via fourth-class mail (no tracking or guarantee).