Hidatsa Red is a very productive half climbing bean that can reach up to 4' . Usually producing 5-7 small seeds per pod, the Hidatsa bean makes for good salads and soups. They are not as big as say the iroquois cornbread but they do pack a nice nutty punch. The history behind the seed is that they come from the Dakota people near the Missouri river. Le Noyau will make it a priority to communicate with the community and find out more about it's history and the women who worked to save the seed for so many generations.
Sow: Direct seed after last frost
Harvest: After 85 days and the bean is brown and dry.
Seeds produced: Le Noyau Farms
