“Generic” Heirloom Green Bean seeds

“Generic” Heirloom Green Beans. I grew these beans in 2025 from beans I had gathered from an off-grid friend of mine’s “heirloom” (variety unknown) patch in the fall of 2020. Even after almost five years in a plastic jar, I had good germination with the old seed and got two 30+ foot rows populated with a couple of plantings. A number of the 2025 plants became semi-runners instead of just bush beans so something to think about when using these new seeds. And as heirloom, most of the fresh pods had a “string” to them that can easily be pulled off before use. These seeds were grown in my “wild garden” that’s located on an organic farm but I can’t call them “organic” because they are not on the farmer’s crop manifest that was turned in for certification. However, I call them “chemically free.” 30 (+10%) seeds. $2.49 (sales tax included in price). Dec. 2025 germination test: 72%