Garden pea, cowpea, cluster bean and French bean — nitrogen-fixing and quick to crop.
Bush type with long, fleshy, light-green pods that stay tender and stringless well past the usual picking stage.
Flat, stringless, light-green pods on a compact bush that crops heavily over three to four picks.
An early wrinkled-seeded pea with dark-green, well-filled pods of eight to nine sweet grains. Dwarf, so no staking.
Round, straight, stringless pods, early and heavy. A dependable bush bean where the season is short.
Long, light-green, stringless pods on a semi-erect bush, with tolerance to bacterial blight. Crops fast in warm weather.
Guar with tender, straight pods borne in clusters, picked young. Tolerates heat and poor soil better than most legumes.
Dwarf plant carrying dark-green curved pods, early and concentrated in setting so most of the crop picks together.
