]> 2026-04-08T12:20:04-07:00 Tonawanda Variant 2 0 * Collected from Tonawanda reservation, where Onodowaga Haudenosaunee Chiefs are named according to traditional culture. * If the colors are separated then the bean will lose its strength according to Onodowaga (Seneca) tradition. 2014-06-12T09:49:23Z 2456820.909294 Tonawanda Variant 2 Tonawanda Variant 2#001# Zone 5b, near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA (1000 feet above sea level) Tonawanda Variant 2 Midseason seed production, striped pods of varied sizes and qualities including pink and purple stripes. With large leaves and medium length vines it is a good cornfield bean. Variations in seed coat and seed size are typical, ranging from tan to brown, pink to ivory, and lavender. Tonawanda Variant 2 Midseason seed production, striped pods of varied sizes and qualities including pink and purple stripes. With large leaves and medium length vines it is a good cornfield bean. Variations in seed coat and seed size are typical, ranging from tan to brown, pink to ivory, and lavender. Tonawanda Variant 2 Midseason seed production, striped pods of varied sizes and qualities including pink and purple stripes. With large leaves and medium length vines it is a good cornfield bean. Variations in seed coat and seed size are typical, ranging from tan to brown, pink to ivory, and lavender. Tonawanda Variant 2 Midseason seed production, striped pods of varied sizes and qualities including pink and purple stripes. With large leaves and medium length vines it is a good cornfield bean. Variations in seed coat and seed size are typical, ranging from tan to brown, pink to ivory, and lavender. Trade Trade Trade Trade 2013 Tonawanda Variant 2#001#