Hyacinth beans

I inherited a small bag of what is marked, “Hyacinth bean” dated 1999. Are these too old to grow? Is there anything I can do to encourage growth?

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 06/13/2016 @ 11:12 am

There is a good chance that your seeds are quite viable.

Heirloom seeds, or seeds passed down are wonderful to garden with.

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