Lablab

• “Vigorous plants such as Cobaea scandens (the cup and saucer plant), Ipomoea lobata (Spanish flag), sweet peas and the hyacinth bean (Lablab) are easy to grow from seed if you can't find them in the garden centre.”

  The Guardian: Gardens: Climbing companions

• “The purple hyacinth beans, Lablab purpureus were planted in a hanging basket with a vision of the bean vines climbing the chain and forming a curtain of dusky hues.”

  Will You Hang On … « Fairegarden

• “The Lablab bean (Dolichos lablab or Lablab purpureus) is a legume very similar in appearance to the velvet bean, but even faster growing where soils are fairly fertile.”

  6: Soil health and plant nutrition

• “Lablab beans grow well from sea level up to about 1,500 meters.”

  6: Soil health and plant nutrition

• “Lablab beans start flowering after 3 months and continue most of the first year, producing seed as well as remaining green.”

  6: Soil health and plant nutrition

• “Lablab beans are traditionally planted toward the end of the agricultural cycle in some villages in Honduras to provide dry-season pasture for animals.”

  6: Soil health and plant nutrition

• “Lablab beans (Dolichos lablab) are one of the "big three" green manure crops that our readers have been requesting since Roland Bunch's articles in EDN.”

  6: Soil health and plant nutrition

• “Lablab beans grow well from sea level up to about 1500 meters.”

  28 additional technical notes about tropical agriculture

• “The Lablab Bean (Dolichos lablab or Lablab purpureus) is a legume very similar in appearance to the velvet bean, but even faster growing where soils are fairly fertile.”

  28 additional technical notes about tropical agriculture

• “Lablab beans are traditionally planted toward the end of the agricultural cycle in come villages in Honduras to provide dry-season pasture for animals.”

  28 additional technical notes about tropical agriculture

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