Anasazi Bean (Bush)

Phaseolus vulgaris    Approximately 40 seeds per pack.  Packed for 2025 Origins and HistoryThe Anasazi Bean is an ancient heirloom variety believed to have originated in the American Southwest, cultivated by the Ancestral Puebloans (formerly known as the Anasazi people) more than a thousand years ago. Archaeological discoveries in cliff dwellings of the Four Corners region—where Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico meet—revealed well-preserved beans that remarkably remained viable after centuries. Rediscovered and reintroduced in the 20th century, the Anasazi Bean carries deep cultural and historical significance, symbolizing the enduring agricultural wisdom of Indigenous farmers who adapted to arid desert climates. Our seeds are sourced from Virginia Free Farm. Appearance and CharacteristicsAnasazi Beans are visually striking, with a marbled pattern of deep red and creamy white that fades slightly when cooked. They are small to medium in size, kidney-shaped, and have a smooth textu