Hyacinth bean vine

Learn how to grow purple hyacinth bean vine, and add this vigorous ornamental vine with striking purple flowers to your garden.

The hyacinth bean is a fast-growing vine with large leaves, purple flowers, and seed pods that are safe to eat in small amounts when immature. Here's how I grow the beans in my garden.

Blooms for miles and showstopping purple pods on a fast-growing, twining vine? Read our guide now and fall in love with the multitasking hyacinth bean.

These annual and perennial flowering vines will fill vertical spaces in your landscape with color, such as a fence or wall.

If you have something ugly to hide in your garden, like an air conditioner, consider fast growing and budget friendly hyacinth bean vine.

The Hyacinth Bean Vine grows fast and serves as a food source, butterfly magnet, provides privacy and is ornamental.

Buy Ruby Moon Hyacinth Vine seeds. Shiny magenta pods follow lilac-rose flowers on vigorous vines with green and purple foliage.

Hyacinth bean vines, scientifically known as Lablab purpureus, are ornamental climbing plants prized for their lush foliage and stunning clusters of purple or white flowers. These fast-growing vines thrive in warm climates and are often grown as annuals in cooler regions. Do you really know them? How can you effectively grow and care for hyacinth bean vines to maximize their beauty in your garden?

10 Fresh Seeds w/Instructions Hyacinth bean is a beautiful vine that twines around fences, posts or trellises. It grows rapidly in a single season,

I decided to grow the absolutely beautiful hyacinth bean vine this sping. It's been such a wet summer and such a tepid (and wet) Autumn so far that the bean pods are not dying off and drying out like I had expected. I seriously have THOUSANDS of pods to harvest. While I have been able to pick a handful of pods here and there that have dried out on the vine, it's now November... can I pick the pods while still full of moisture and lay them out to dry? As long as I flip them etc to ke…