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Bookmark or Share- Beginner Gardening:Pole beans as dry beans? - Dave's GardenFarmerdill Augusta, GA (Zone 8a) Oct 29, 2008. All pole beans, as Shoe mentioned can be used as dry beans. The fleshy pod ones are best as snap beans and more difficult to shell as dry beans. Many of the really stringy ones are best used as green shellies or dry beans because the pods get tough and fibrous really fast.
- SOLVED: Vine with Large Seed Pod - Dave's GardenQuote. ButterflyChaser Northeast, AR (Zone 7a) Oct 14, 2010. I think it's cynanchum acutum. The seed pods are long and narrow instead of fat like the one above. The foliage smells like stale popcorn. It's been growing in drought conditions under a big oak tree, so maybe that's why it doesn't get invasive.
- Heirloom Christmas Lima Beans - Dave's GardenOn March 1, 2007 Dave's Garden (DG) member 'berrygirl' from Braselton, GA (Zone 7b) wrote in a Gardener's note on DG Plant files: "This is my favorite "butterbean", and the only kind of large lima-type bean my grandparents would grow- or eat. I never ate a white or green lima until I was almost an adult!
- Lima Bean 'Carolina' - Dave's GardenThis is a pole-type Henderson with small flat and dull white seed. Excellent quality. Pods contain 3 to 4 medium beans when young. F. Farmerdill. Augusta, GA (Zone 8a) | November 2003 | positive. Caolina is an old time pole butterbean. It is early and prolific. The pods and beans are similar to Henderson's Baby lima.
- PlantFiles: The Largest Plant Identification Reference Guide - Dave's ...This plant is said to grow outdoors in the following regions: Deland, Florida. Lake City, Florida. Loxahatchee, Florida. Prospect, Kentucky. Independence, Louisiana. show all. View all varieties of Beans. View this plant in a garden.
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