Conover Family Butterbean

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Conover Family Butterbean
Uses
Growth Habit pole
Maturity
Flower Color
Pod Color green
Seed Color mixture: black, black & white, red, red & dark red, light brown & dark red
Seed Pattern mixture: snowcap, solid, & streaks


Name and History

From William Henry Conover, who after the Civil War walked from New Orleans back to his home in Kentucky, collecting butterbeans along the way.

Description

Growth:


Flowers:


Pods: Flat and green. 3 seeds per pod.
Seeds: A mixture of vivid colors and patterns, probably even more than I list here since I'm going off of photos and haven't seen these in person yet. Patterns include: solid black, solid red, red with dark red streaks, light brown with dark red streaks, black with white snowcap, light brown with dark red streaks & white snowcap, and red with dark red streaks & white snowcap.

Uses and Opinions

Shell or dry beans.

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