They are currently listed in the Seed savers exchange yearbook, but I have only had one request so far, so I think I am very safe to trade some here. If you are interested in my rice beans, let me know.

These did very well in our Texas heat and are a good producer. They make very small peas, which are mild in flavor.

This is my first year in the seed savers yearbook, so I have no clue what to expect as far as numbers of seeds that will be requested. I think I have low request rate since, many others are offering rice peas, and the other listing, I have down as limited quantity, which excludes non listed members from requesting those. I will avoid the LQ notation next year.

Sorry for digressing. I was just all excited to list in the yearbook and then not much interest. What a drag.

I do wonder how many seeds go unclaimed from yearbook listings. What a shame, after all the trouble of saving packaging up the seeds.

see my trade list, but I am mostly interested in trying different

southern peas
sweet peas
string beans for the south
and butter beans

Mary from north Texas

Mary

(You will find one of my offerings, Red Rice Bean, directly below yours.)

Yes, it can be a drag... fortunately, if I feel discouraged, I can hang out here. ;-)

Due to my extreme Northern location, most of my beans are adapted to cooler weather; but I do have something from your want list.

"Hopi Pole" is a medium-large butterbean, with attractive multi-colored seeds and a very heavy yield. Since it is a native of the desert Southwest, it should possess some resistance to heat. It has a rich flavor & fine texture when harvested as a butterbean.

If you are interested, contact me through my member page.