PREMIER SEEDS DIRECT - Climbing Italian BORLOTTO Bean - Lingua DI Fuoco 2-75 Grams~ 100 Seeds

These arrived the next day as detailed. I planted them a week ago and nearly all have come up, and a little peep showed that the others are germinating. Sadly a slug managed to get in with them and nibble a couple but it's been swiftly removed.

Bought mid-May 2020 100 for £1.09 to add some variety to my bean crop. Reliably germinated, strong young plants & for late start & low care the yield was impressive though much lower than late runners. My daughter so impressed (very unusual when it comes to anything to do with me) she's given several of her friends these seeds to grow 2021. I also like the leaves, plant habit & flowers. While fairly ordinary it's great to find a fine & really easy addition to staple crop.

I had never heard of these beans before planting them but I am really pleased with them. I had absolutely no failures with these. However, I may have put them in a bit late for this year which has meant I will get a smaller yeild, but they are coming up lovely.

Will re-regrade from 1 Star if ever get any beans!Lush growth, eventually a few small white flowers, but, as yet, no sign of any actual beans forming! Not looking a great investment, given cost of growbags and 2 months watering! Repeat, will regrade if I actually get a crop, but not holding my breath! First signs of a few tiny beans so 2nd Star added!

Ordered these when garden centres were closed during C-19 lockdown.Great results. Very please ...not harvested yet but it looks a bumper crop!Happy.

I bought these seeds after the seeds from the recognised seed merchant had failed, put them in late and had limited expectations. Germination was 100% and with the good weather this summer they soon caught up. Strong healthy plants. These are beans you grow for the actual beans themselves for casseroles etc. A very heavy crop!

The Borlotto bean has a nutty taste and is ideally used in cooking.

Always great product from them. Great germination.Looking forward to eating them.Oh and they hate the cold. I learned that quickly!!!!