GREASY BEANS: Greasy beans have been grown in the Southern Appalachians for many generations and are especially prevalent in parts of Southeastern Kentucky and Western North Carolina. They do not have the tight knit fuzz like that on the hulls of other beans and appear to be shiny instead. They look “greasy”. People who know them usually think they are the best of all beans and they routinely sell for several times as much as commercial beans at markets. They are so prevalent in some communities that the term “greasy” isn’t used since almost all beans grown in those areas are greasy beans.

Greasy Beans

White Greasy

$6.00

Tommy Boyd Greasy

$6.00

Thickety Greasy

$6.00

Ross Creek Road Greasy Grit

$6.00

Ralph Hollins Greasy

$6.00

Phil Fox Greasy

$6.00

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Mary Moore Greasy

$6.00

Luster Palmer Greasy Grit

$6.00

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Lazy Wife Greasy

$6.00

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Lazy Daisy Greasy

$6.00

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Hill Family Greasy

$6.00

Greasy Back

$6.00

German Greasy

$6.00

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Fox Family Greasy

$6.00

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Edwin Bryson Greasy

$6.00

Cherokee Long Greasy

$6.00

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Cherokee Greasy

$6.00

Bertie Best Greasy

$6.00

Whitey Swanger Greasy

$6.00

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Sandy Mush Greasy

$6.00

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White Half-runner greasy

$6.00

North Carolina Long Greasy

$6.00

Pine Mountain Greasy

$6.00

Small Lazy Wife:

$6.00

J. Woods Brown Greasy:

$6.00

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North Carolina Long Greasy E (Improved)

$6.00

Buren Bloomer Greasy Bean

$6.00

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