Kentucky Wonder Pole Bean Seed for Planting - 1 Packet with Instructions to Plant and Grow Green Snap Beans in Your Home Vegetable Garden - Non-GMO Heirloom Variety - Survival Garden Seeds

These seeds were a good value for the money that we paid. When we checked the price against our local hardware store we found that we had gotten a deal! The seeds arrived intact and sprouted quickly. Now, they are growing into a sturdy, bean heavy vine. It’s a beautiful, deep green color. We haven’t harvested any beans as yet. However, we expect the beans will taste as good as they look on the vine. We hope to keep you informed about that.

Great germination and taste

This was my first time trying a fall cold crop garden, and these pole bean seeds did not disappoint. I planted them in early September, and they germinated within a week—very high germination rate! The seedlings came up strong and healthy. A great choice for beginners looking to grow beans late in the season. Highly recommend!

Four stars for now. Will see if they sprout and grow. Delivery fast, shipment packaging not excessive for small item. Good value for price, plus the seed packet gives instructions for heirlooming seeds for next season use. Will likely buy this brand again, presuming the seeds germinate and produce as expected

This is the 4th packet of seeds I've bought from this company, different vegetables/fruits, but all of them germinated extremely well and super quick. It's too soon to harvest anything but the plants are all beautiful and hearty.

Every seed sprouted quickly, I have beans to pick as I type this.

Beans were great, probably planted too early!

Very dissatisfied with Kentucky wonder. Out of 30 plants there are only three plants that produce. And it takes a week between pickings. I have no idea why this is. But my volunteer purple pole beans are all producing and still out producing. Every plant is producing of the purple pole. The Kentucky wonder foliage is fine, size of the plant is fine. What few beans there are never fill out they just stay flat. So I will not get my hundred quarts canned this summer from my garden. Very very very disappointed. I am in North Central Indiana. If that makes a difference.