Buy Heirloom Fava Bean Seeds

Now you can buy Heirloom Fava Bean Seeds from David's Garden Seeds®. Fava Beans are also known as Broad Beans. They are a wonderful source of protein and carbohydrates. They should be removed from their pod once picked, unless the pod is young and tender.

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Vroma Fava Beans

Vroma 25 Open Pollinated Seed

$2.93

Vroma Fava Beans are sturdy, upright plants with improved heat tolerance. Vroma produces large, 6 and 1/2 to 7 inch pods with 4 to 5 large seeds. They cook like a shell bean when the seeds are pale green. Dry beans are light brown. More heat tolerant and much less prone to being blown over than Broad Windsor. Harvest in about 75 days. (This is not an heirloom seed.  We only carry two types of fava beans so we put them all on this page.) 

Windsor Fava Bean

Windsor Fava Bean 25 Heirloom Seed

$2.93

Windsor Fava Bean is an "Old World" bean that is gaining popularity in the U.S. The demand for Fava beans has been growing due to their nutritional value, creating a niche product opportunity for market growers.  Windsor is a classic English variety with 5 to 6 inch pods containing 3 to 5 large, 1 inch, fresh green shell beans.  Harvest in about 90 days.

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Here at David’s Garden Seeds®, gardening is our passion. We provide top quality, non-GMO seeds so families can learn about gardening and love it.  In turn, we hope they will pass this passion down to their children and grandchildren, teaching them to grow  delicious food, fresh herbs and beautiful flowers.

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