Antigua Bean (Bush)

Phaseolus vulgaris   Approximately 30 seeds per pack. Germination: ~ 95% Packed for 2025 Origins and History – The Antigua Bush Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) is a traditional heirloom variety believed to have roots in the Caribbean, particularly on the island of Antigua, where beans have long been a staple in smallholder and home gardens. Passed down through generations, this variety is valued for its adaptability to warm climates and its reliable yields without the need for staking. Its resilience and productivity made it a favored crop among subsistence farmers and market gardeners, preserving its place in regional food culture. Appearance and Characteristics – Antigua Bush Bean plants are compact, typically reaching 16–20 inches in height, with lush green foliage and delicate white to pale lavender blossoms. The pods are straight, slender, and medium green, averaging 5–6 inches long. The seeds inside are plump and light-colored, often cream or beige with subtle mottling, depending on m