Blue Coco Bean (Pole)

Fabaceae Phaseolus vulgaris  Seeds per pack ~ 40 Germination: 82% Oct 2024 (Packed for 2026) Origins and History – Blue Coco Pole Beans (Phaseolus vulgaris) are a striking French heirloom dating back to at least the late 18th century, treasured for their beauty, flavor, and productivity. Grown extensively in Europe before making their way to North America, they became popular with gardeners who valued both ornamental appeal and reliable yields. The name “Blue Coco” reflects their vivid hue and climbing habit, with “Coco” being a French term historically used for beans destined for drying. Appearance and Characteristics – This variety produces vigorous climbing vines that can reach 6–10 feet, bearing clusters of deep purple-blue pods that shimmer in sunlight. Each slender, slightly curved pod grows to about 6–7 inches long, with tender green flesh beneath the skin. As the beans mature, the purple color fades during cooking, revealing a rich green. The seeds inside are small, tan to ligh