Tiger’s Eye Bean Seeds for Planting

The beans are known for their contrasting tiger-eye style markings, giving the dried seeds a patterned appearance that differs from common plain-colored bean varieties.

Yes. They can be allowed to mature fully on the plant before the pods are harvested and the dried beans are removed for storage.

Provide good spacing and airflow, water near the soil rather than wetting foliage, and avoid working among plants when leaves are wet.

Yes. They can fit into home vegetable gardens when planted with appropriate spacing and given enough sunlight and fertile, well-drained soil.

Allow pods to mature and dry on the plant as conditions permit. Harvest when the pods are dry and the beans inside have reached full maturity.

Yes, mature dry beans can be selected for seed saving when the variety is suitable. Store completely dry seed in a cool, dry location.