When to Seed Hyacinth Bean
This annual, flowering vine, should be transplanted or direct seeded into the garden once all danger of frost has passed.
Where to Plant Hyacinth Bean
This flower will need full sun and will prefer loose, well-draining soil. It will require a trellis or something to climb on.
Growing Hyacinth Bean
Sow seeds one inch deep and three inches apart. Once mature, thin to six to 20 inches apart. Once established, this plant is quite drought tolerant.
Harvesting Hyacinth Bean
Hyacinth beans are not harvested for food, as the beans are poisonous. It is grown mainly as an ornamental and makes a great cut flower, fresh or dried.