(aka Henderson’s dwarf, Henderson’s Baby Lima, Earliest Bush Lima) In 1883 this heirloom Lima was found along a roadside in Lynchburg, Virginia. A local market gardener gave it to T. W. Woods & Sons and they then sold the entire stock to Peter Henderson & Company in 1887. Henderson then introduced it to the public in 1889. These very tasty baby Limas can be used for canning, freezing or dry. It is one of the earliest Lima beans available. (75 days to maturity)
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