3pcs of 5seeds Phaseolus Polystachios – Wild Kidney Bean Vine Seeds for Planting – Native Climbing Vine with Edible Pods
3pcs of 5seeds Phaseolus Polystachios – Wild Kidney Bean Vine Seeds for Planting – Native Climbing Vine with Edible Pods
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Back to buying options3pcs of 5seeds Phaseolus Polystachios – Wild Kidney Bean Vine Seeds for Planting – Native Climbing Vine with Edible Pods
Grow Phaseolus polystachios, also known as the wild kidney bean, with this 3-pack of 5 seeds. This native North American climbing vine produces edible pods and thrives in woodland edges, fences, or natural gardens. Ideal for pollinator-friendly landscaping, this hardy perennial vine fixes nitrogen, supports biodiversity, and adds rustic charm to your space. Grows best in well-drained soil and partial shade, making it perfect for native restoration or permaculture gardens. 3 packs of 5 wild bean vine seeds Native North American climbing vine Produces edible bean-like seed pods Fixes nitrogen and supports soil health Grows well in partial shade and poor soils Common Name: Wild Kidney Bean Scientific Name: Phaseolus polystachios Color: Green foliage with small flowers Soil Type: Well-drained, poor to average soil Sunlight: Partial shade to full sun Watering: Low to moderate USDA Hardiness Zone: 5–9 Growth Habit: Climbing perennial vine Special Features: Nitrogen fixer, edible seed pods
