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Outsidepride Dolichos Lablab Purple Hyacinth Bean Red Leaved Plant Climbing Vine Seed - 200 Seeds
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Outsidepride Dolichos Lablab Purple Hyacinth Bean Features
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Red leaved hyacinth bean is one of the easiest vine seeds to plant. Grow as an annual plant in all zones or a perennial in USDA zones 9 - 11.
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This climbing vine is also known as Dolichos Lablab. You can grown this climbing, vining plant easily from seeds in full sun.
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This popular climber can reach up to 96 inches before you know it and has beautiful purple blooms.
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Sow 2 to 3 Non-GMO hyacinth bean seeds per plant to begin growing this beautiful climber. Enjoy not only the flowers, but the leaves as well.
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Red leaved hyacinth beans are perfect for growing on trellises, mail boxes, arbors, or anything else you want this vine to climb on.
About Outsidepride Dolichos Lablab Purple Hyacinth Bean
Grow this climber on a trellis as it can reach 8 feet in height. Dolichos lablab is a perennial in frost-free zones, and in colder areas it will be a fast growing annual. Commonly called Redleaved Hyacinth Bean, this vine produces purple flowers and green or purple colored seed pods that are 2 to 3 inches long, and resemble a lima bean pod. The foliage has hints of deep red, and the blooms are nicely scented and attract butterflies and hummingbirds. Typically it will bloom from mid-summer until fall. Start the Dolichos lablab seeds directly outdoors after frost danger has passed. Cover seed with 1/2 inch of soil. Keep the soil moist. With temperatures between 65 - 70F, germination is usually within 20 days. Plants should be spaced about 12 inches apart. Hyacinth Bean likes a position in full sun. For areas with cold spring temperatures, start the flower seeds indoors 6 weeks before the end of frost season.
