Phaseolus

Native Phaseolus climbs through surrounding vegetation with twining stems, pink flowers, and a graceful woodland-edge habit. A trellis, fence, or neighboring sturdy plant gives the vines the support they need to rise and flower. Pollinators visit the blossoms, while mature seed contributes to the layered food web of a habitat garden. This collection adds vertical movement without the heaviness of a woody vine.

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  • Twining native vines with delicate pink flowers.
  • Adds vertical habitat to fences and garden supports.
  • Flowers and mature seed contribute to wildlife value.
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  • Wild Kidney Bean, Phaseolus Seeds

    Wild Kidney Bean, Phaseolus Seed

    Wild Kidney Bean, Phaseolus Seed
    Wild Kidney Bean (Phaseolus polystachios) is a distinctive North American native plant. Pink flowers develop on climbing vines that benefit from nearby stems, fencing, or another support structure. It matures at approximately 96 inches tall and flowers from early to mid summer through mid to late summer. Plant it in full sun to partial shade, in dry-medium to medium conditions, with loamy soil or sandy soil. Space plants 18–24 inches apart for healthy growth and airflow.
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