Organic Heirloom Dapple Grey Beans
Dapple Grey beans are an heirloom variety which have a distinctive white and grey pattern, and share their name with the coat of a grey, speckled horse.
We grew Dapple Grey beans interplanted with grain sorghum, inspired by the Indigenous practice of planting "the three sisters," with the sorghum acting as a living trellis for the beans. While Dapple Grey beans are technically a bush style bean, they do appreciate the extra support during the growing season. They benefit even more at harvest time, when the beans have dried down and use the sorghum plants to stay upright.
Grown by Meadowlark Organics in Ridgeway, WI as part of a diverse rotation. Certified Organic by NICS.
We’ve done our best to clean and sort beans, but we recommend picking through the beans and giving them a good rinse before you get cooking.
A portion of the proceeds from all bean and corn sales will be donated to Ohe·láku, a nonprofit made up of Oneida families relearning how to grow traditional White Corn together. Learn more here.
Dapple Grey beans are an heirloom variety which have a distinctive white and grey pattern, and share their name with the coat of a grey, speckled horse.
We grew Dapple Grey beans interplanted with grain sorghum, inspired by the Indigenous practice of planting "the three sisters," with the sorghum acting as a living trellis for the beans. While Dapple Grey beans are technically a bush style bean, they do appreciate the extra support during the growing season. They benefit even more at harvest time, when the beans have dried down and use the sorghum plants to stay upright.
Grown by Meadowlark Organics in Ridgeway, WI as part of a diverse rotation. Certified Organic by NICS.
We’ve done our best to clean and sort beans, but we recommend picking through the beans and giving them a good rinse before you get cooking.
A portion of the proceeds from all bean and corn sales will be donated to Ohe·láku, a nonprofit made up of Oneida families relearning how to grow traditional White Corn together. Learn more here.
Dapple Grey beans are an heirloom variety which have a distinctive white and grey pattern, and share their name with the coat of a grey, speckled horse.
We grew Dapple Grey beans interplanted with grain sorghum, inspired by the Indigenous practice of planting "the three sisters," with the sorghum acting as a living trellis for the beans. While Dapple Grey beans are technically a bush style bean, they do appreciate the extra support during the growing season. They benefit even more at harvest time, when the beans have dried down and use the sorghum plants to stay upright.
Grown by Meadowlark Organics in Ridgeway, WI as part of a diverse rotation. Certified Organic by NICS.
We’ve done our best to clean and sort beans, but we recommend picking through the beans and giving them a good rinse before you get cooking.
A portion of the proceeds from all bean and corn sales will be donated to Ohe·láku, a nonprofit made up of Oneida families relearning how to grow traditional White Corn together. Learn more here.
