(white) 120 days. [Pre-1900. Original seedstock supplied by Harold Jerrell.] High yielding, up to 150 bushels/acre here in Virginia. 10-13 ft. sturdy stalks are often used to support pole beans. 6-9 in. ears, 12-18 rows/ ear, 1-2 ears/stalk. Mr. Jerrell reported that in 1995 this variety produced a good crop on only 2 in. of rain from mid-June until the first of September. It was one of the driest years on record in his growing area in Virginia, and was the only variety that produced. Makes...