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Topnotch Yellow Bush Bean (Bush)

Topnotch Yellow Bush Bean (Bush)

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Topnotch Golden Wax is a high-yielding heirloom bush bean prized for bright yellow, flat, stringless pods about 5 inches long with exceptional flavor. Compact, bushy plants mature in about 50 to 55 days, resist common bean diseases, and the beans are slightly sweeter than green bush types.

At a glance

  • Type: heirloom, open-pollinated wax (bush) bean
  • Non-GMO
  • Days to maturity: about 50 to 55
  • Pods: golden yellow, flat, stringless, about 5 inches
  • Plants: compact, disease resistant, no trellis needed
  • Sun: full sun
  • Soil: well-drained

Best for

  • Canning and freezing
  • Fresh eating and table use
  • Adding color to bean plantings
  • Small-space gardens
  • High-yield harvests

How to grow

Direct sow about 1 inch deep in full sun and well-drained soil after frost, spacing seeds 2 to 4 inches apart. The bushy plants need no trellis and ask for little maintenance. Keep evenly watered and pick pods young for tender, crisp beans.

Flavor profile

Tender and crisp with a rich, buttery flavor slightly sweeter than green beans.

About MIgardener

MIgardener is a Michigan-based family company offering affordable heirloom and non-GMO seeds to help home gardeners grow more for less.

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Product facts

Made by
MIgardener
Maker based in
St. Clair, Michigan
Great for
  • Canning and freezing
  • Fresh eating and table use
  • Adding color to bean plantings
  • Small-space gardens
  • High-yield harvests