Tri-Color Mix Bush Bean Seeds from Survival Garden Seeds offer a vibrant combination of green, yellow, and purple beans that bring color, fun, and productivity to the garden. This curated blend includes three reliable bush bean varieties—Golden Wax, Royal Burgundy, and Provider—chosen for their shared maturity window and dependable yields. Perfect for gardeners who enjoy visual variety or want to introduce children to gardening, this mix provides both educational value and delicious results.
Colorful, Engaging, and Great for Families: The Tri-Color Mix creates a dynamic garden experience as pods of different colors mature simultaneously, making harvesting exciting and easy. The vivid tones help young gardeners spot beans on the plant, reinforcing learning and encouraging hands-on participation. Whether used in a science activity, nutrition lesson, or simply for fun, this blend sparks curiosity while producing real food your family can enjoy.
Reliable Yields from Trusted Varieties: Each bean in the blend is known for strong performance and excellent flavor. Golden Wax produces tender yellow pods, Royal Burgundy offers striking purple beans that turn green when cooked, and Provider contributes classic green beans with early, reliable yields. Together, they form a balanced mix that thrives in a wide range of climates and provides a steady crop of stringless, tasty beans.
Why Customers Love the Tri-Color Bush Bean Mix:
Three dependable bush bean varieties in one colorful blend
Green, yellow, and purple pods that mature at the same time
Perfect for gardening with children and educational activities
High-yielding, stringless beans with excellent flavor
Compact, easy-to-grow plants suitable for most garden spaces
How to Grow: Sow seeds outdoors after the last frost once soil has warmed. Plant in full sun with well-drained soil and water regularly during germination and early growth. As bush beans, these varieties do not require support. Harvest frequently when pods are smooth, crisp, and brightly colored. Regular picking encourages continuous production and maintains peak tenderness.
