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Possibly an old landrace, though the various colours I've planted seem to have grown true to type. Rare; in fact, there are no online photos of it, though there appear to be several varieties with 'Tarahumara' in the name - none of them look like this bean. I can send a photo I've taken if you'd like to see it. Many of the beans in circulation of this type are quite day-length sensitive, and cannot be grown outside of very southern locations. However, this one is totally suitable for a Northern climate. I can only imagine some serious selection work went into it, thus it's surprising there is so little information available in regards to its history and origins. A wonderful and rare heirloom bean variety. Gratefully received from the wonderful collection of Mandy Botican, Tyndall, Manitoba. Possibly an old landrace, though the various colours I've planted seem to have grown true to type. 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Possibly an old landrace, though the various colours I've planted seem to have grown true to type. Rare; in fact, there are no online photos of it, though there appear to be several varieties with 'Tarahumara' in the name - none of them look like this bean. I can send a photo I've taken if you'd like to see it. Many of the beans in circulation of this type are quite day-length sensitive, and cannot be grown outside of very southern locations. However, this one is totally suitable for a Northern climate. I can only imagine some serious selection work went into it, thus it's surprising there is so little information available in regards to its history and origins. A wonderful and rare heirloom bean variety. Gratefully received from the wonderful collection of Mandy Botican, Tyndall, Manitoba. Possibly an old landrace, though the various colours I've planted seem to have grown true to type. 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