Hyacinth Bean Plant Part 2 - Sowing The Seeds Of Friendship

What is the hyacinth bean plant. Inquiring minds want to know. You can find out more about it in part 1, including where it grows best, it's amazing show of color and more. Watch that video here:    • Hyacinth Bean Plant Part 1   Why You Shoul...   In this video, we'll talk about those nifty seed pods and how to produce more plants using them. Be careful. The instructions are specific and should be followed if you want viable plants. Hyacinth bean vine is, what the name implies, a vine. If you want to grow one, you should have a trellis on which it can climb. Otherwise, you won't see it in all it's beauty. Hyacinth bean plant produces beautiful purple flowers in the summer but in the fall, it's a very easy process to save the seeds and re-sow them next year. In fact, for this reason some people mistakenly call this a "friendship plant" because the seeds are large and can be given to friends and family. These seeds are quite large compared to many other plants, which makes it super simple to save them and sow them in the ground the next year, which is what we intend to do. Watch Art collect the seed and learn how to save hyacinth bean vine seeds and store them for the winter.