'Billington' Hopniss (American Groundnut) Tubers September (complex interspecific hybrids)

(complex interspecific hybrids)

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Run by Tom Wahl and Kathy Dice

Some may be as tall as two feet

Some sources say its exceptional flavor is due to higher-than-usual concentrations of allicin

'Billington' Hopniss (American Groundnut) Tubers September (complex interspecific hybrids)Apios americana Origin: Eastern North America (via Louisiana & Western Montana) Improvement status: Breeding population Tubers per packet: 5 for $12. 50 ($2. 50 each) BOTANICAL SAMPLE NOT GERMINATION TESTED Life cycle: Perennial Called hopniss (or hobbenis) by the Lenape people, and also known as American groundnut, potato bean, cinnamon vine, and America hodoimo (in Japan), this perennial legume sustained Indigenous peoples across eastern North