Sword bean is an excellent source of protein, fibre, carbohydrates and fat. Sword bean is one such legume plant that has the potential to become a healthy food source and a solution to the growing food shortage crisis.
The young pods of sword beans are cooked and eaten as a vegetable in many parts of Asia.
4 reviews for Sword Beans
Rated 5 out of 5
Sanchika Sinha –
Planted sword beans in a container with a cage. The plants spread out, but I trimmed them to keep them small. Only got 4 pods, but the sight of those large beans was amazing. Unfortunately, the plant died in winter.
Rated 5 out of 5
Ishaq Khan –
Germination was good, and just one plant yielded a bumper harvest. Planted near my guava tree, it rapidly spread and covered the tree. Planning to create a structure for it next season.
Rated 5 out of 5
Pakhi Parmar –
It was a joy to witness the surprise on visitors’ faces as they encountered these impressive beans growing in my garden.
Rated 5 out of 5
Saumya Gupta –
Quick delivery, and I got some freebies seeds as well! Sword beans are a rare find in most gardens due to their size.
Sanchika Sinha –
Planted sword beans in a container with a cage. The plants spread out, but I trimmed them to keep them small. Only got 4 pods, but the sight of those large beans was amazing. Unfortunately, the plant died in winter.
Ishaq Khan –
Germination was good, and just one plant yielded a bumper harvest. Planted near my guava tree, it rapidly spread and covered the tree. Planning to create a structure for it next season.
Pakhi Parmar –
It was a joy to witness the surprise on visitors’ faces as they encountered these impressive beans growing in my garden.
Saumya Gupta –
Quick delivery, and I got some freebies seeds as well! Sword beans are a rare find in most gardens due to their size.