An heirloom bush bean bean, named after a grower or seed donor named Robert Hazelwood — probably the person who maintained and shared the seed line, originally from Clay County, Kentucky, USA. It was likely saved and passed down through local seed-saving traditions. A bean for dry use. Some people report that the bean can twine a little, this has not been my experience. I’ve found it grows more like a bush, with very little twining. 20 Seeds/packet
New Varieties for 2026, Bush Bean Seeds
Robert Hazelwood Bush Bean Seeds
$5.00
An heirloom bush bean bean, named after a grower or seed donor named Robert Hazelwood — probably the person who maintained and shared the seed line, originally from Clay County, Kentucky, USA. It was likely saved and passed down through local seed-saving traditions. A bean for dry use. Some people report that the bean can twine a little, this has not been my experience. I’ve found it grows more like a bush, with very little twining. Many thanks to Guy Dirix in Belgium for sending these! 20 Seeds/packet
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