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The colours themselves are mostly extravagant - hot purples, smokey blue greys, army greens, dull pinks, fluorescent yellows, lavenders. There are a few snorific colours in there too though - a few browns and beiges. Fortunately, they make up only a small percentage of the population. I think this bean has been around awhile, and it's a nice variety - dries up early, and is super productive and naturally diverse. I got over a pound of seed from 5 feet of row, which is pretty darn good. I think this one can only be used as a dry bean. 2022 seed. There is an assortment of colours in the mix, and I'm not sure if this is a landrace or a collection of various colours that will come true to type if selected out of the bunch. 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