Newsletter

Lima Beans

Lima beans need warm soil to germinate and grow, so do not be in a hurry to plant these in the early spring. Limas can be used fresh, frozen, canned or dried. Who knows; maybe fresh lima beans from the garden might just entice the pickiest of eaters to become a fan. 

Bush Lima Beans: Approximately 350 seeds per lb. 1 lb. is needed for a 100 ft. row, 50 to 70 lb. per acre.

Pole Lima Beans: Approximately 350 seeds per lb. 1/8 lb. is needed for a 100 foot row, 30 lb. per acre.

Sort by
Display per page

Lima Bean, Christmas Pole

Heirloom variety. Green seeds with slightly raised red areas. 3 seeds per pod.

Lima Bean, Fordhook 242

8" medium green pod with 3 to 4 plump seeds.

Lima Bean, Henderson

Heirloom variety. "Baby" lima bean. Dark green pods with 3 seeds per pod.

Lima Bean, Jackson Wonder Bush

Heirloom variety. Buff colored seeds mottled with black. Small seed.