Beans and More...

I've been collecting and saving heirloom beans and heirloom/OP tomatoes since 2009 and have been doing a lot of trading in the past couple of years. I am going to keep a list of all of the seeds in my collection here for easy reference.

A special thanks goes out to Marshall Smyth and Russ Crow for sharing their wisdom and encouragement and for giving me the exciting opportunity to grow out many new beans. :)

05/10/2020 -- Follow me on Instagram to view my collection of beans, tomatoes and a few other seeds I have saved and most of which are available for trade. 

If the embedded widget below takes too long to load, you can click through directly to my profile here:  https://www.instagram.com/journey011/

This will be an ongoing effort. I have maybe another 80 beans or so to document at this time. You can click on the photo for more information and you will find my detailed growing notes in the comments section.

03/11/2022 -- You can also follow my farm news and updates here:  https://www.instagram.com/brightnbeautifulacres/




4 comments:

  1. Hey, how did you make this page? Love it and want to do something similar but can't seem to find a template.

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  2. Hi Levi, I used HTML to code for a basic table, but I've found it a little tedious to edit and update. I've been meaning to try to find a better way to go about it since I'm always getting new beans that will need to be added. Thanks for stopping by!

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  3. Hi Journeyll,

    Took a look at your website today. Really neat. It will be fun to watch the growth of your bean collection over time. I've got it bookmarked. Also hope you will return to the Little Easy Bean Network in 2017. You do a lovely job of growing beans.

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  4. Thanks, BlueJay77. :) It needs a little work. I've got to get it laid out a little better to make it easier to search. The blog template I'm using limits my width too. I've got a lot more beans to add to it since it went up.

    It was the highlight of my summer garden, keeping watch over my little patch of Network beans and taking notes. 2016 was productive!

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