Tepary Bean, Lofthouse Landrace

Quick facts Short season adapted Diversity in bean color Native to North America, heat and drought tolerant Phaseolus acutifolius 90 days, bush habit. Short season tepary bean selected by Joseph Lofthouse of Landrace Garden Seeds in Paradise, Utah. These had no problem maturing at Giving Ground Farm. A landrace is a regionally adapted crop which contains greater diversity than a variety. To learn more about landraces, read our blog post "What is a landrace???" How to grow it: Germ Temp Indoor Start Germ Days Frost Tolerant Sun Seed Depth Plant/Row Spacing 75-85 Not rec. 6-17 d. No Full 1-1.5” 3-6”/8-10” Tepary beans are native to North America and are heat and drought tolerant. Plant 1" deep and 6" apart after all danger of frost has passed. Plants are not tolerant of much shade. Do not over water. Bush plants will not climb a trellis. Harvest dry plants and shake in a bag to free beans from pods. Use a fan to blow off chaff. See