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Beans Collection (#12)

From the lush Blue Mountains of Jamaica to the vibrant coffee plantations of Central America, they have been a staple in cultures across the Caribbean and West Indies

Background imageBeans Collection: Izmir, Turkey - Vegetable Market

Izmir, Turkey - Vegetable Market
A Vegetable Market with vegetable sellers at Izmir (Smyrna), Turkey

Background imageBeans Collection: Farm Girls Harvesting

Farm Girls Harvesting
Farm girls harvesting beans

Background imageBeans Collection: Gyeongdong Market, largest Asian medicine market in Korea, Seoul, South Korea, Asia

Gyeongdong Market, largest Asian medicine market in Korea, Seoul, South Korea, Asia

Background imageBeans Collection: Ribollita soup (Florentine soup) made of ribollita with beans, cabbage

Ribollita soup (Florentine soup) made of ribollita with beans, cabbage, carrot, onion, bread, potato and olive oil, Florence (Firenze), Tuscany, Italy, Europe

Background imageBeans Collection: Dried beans and peas, Market of Sant Ambrogio, Florence (Firenze), Tuscany

Dried beans and peas, Market of Sant Ambrogio, Florence (Firenze), Tuscany, Italy, Europe

Background imageBeans Collection: Beans, Municipal Market (Mercado Municipal), Masaya, Nicaragua, Central America

Beans, Municipal Market (Mercado Municipal), Masaya, Nicaragua, Central America

Background imageBeans Collection: Tonka bean

Tonka bean
PPG-1783 Tonka bean - its known for fragrance Dipteryx odorata Pascal Goetgheluck Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

Background imageBeans Collection: Jojoba PM 6472 Beans used to make oil, provides substitute for Whale oil

Jojoba PM 6472 Beans used to make oil, provides substitute for Whale oil. Simmondsia chinensis © Pat Morris
PM-6472 JOJOBA BEANS ON BUSH Beans used to make oil, provides substitute for Whale oil Simmondsia chinensis Pat Morris Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Background imageBeans Collection: Runner Beans

Runner Beans
PM-4872 RUNNER BEANS - showing leaf and flower parts Pat Morris Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

Background imageBeans Collection: Germinating bean seed UK - root of germinating bean seed showing positive geotropism

Germinating bean seed UK - root of germinating bean seed showing positive geotropism, with first leaves just emerging
MAB-49 Germinating bean seed - root showing positive geotropism, with first leaves just emerging UK Mark Boulton Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Background imageBeans Collection: Borlotti beans

Borlotti beans

Background imageBeans Collection: Mexican Jumping Bean - In motion - Alamos - Sonora - Mexico - A type of seed in which the egg of a

Mexican Jumping Bean - In motion - Alamos - Sonora - Mexico - A type of seed in which the egg of a small moth has been
CAN-3650 Mexican Jumping Bean - In motion Alamos - Sonora - Mexico A type of seed in which the egg of a small moth has been laid - the moth's larva makes them jump - beans are from a shrub of

Background imageBeans Collection: Peach-Potato Aphid - ‘Head on view of single adult on leaf of broad bean plant Note rostrum for

Peach-Potato Aphid - ‘Head on view of single adult on leaf of broad bean plant Note rostrum for piercing plant Common
SPH-3351 Peach-Potato APHID / Common Greenfly - Head on view of adult on broad bean leaf Location: English garden, UK Myzus persicae Note rostrum for piercing plant

Background imageBeans Collection: Peach-Potato Aphid - Large group of juveniles on leaf of broad bean plant Common Greenfly Pest of

Peach-Potato Aphid - Large group of juveniles on leaf of broad bean plant Common Greenfly Pest of wide range of garden
SPH-3350 Peach-Potato APHID / Common Greenfly - large group of juveniles on broad bean plant Location: English garden, UK Myzus persicae Pest of wide range of garden plants Steve Hopkin Please note

Background imageBeans Collection: Bluebottle - feeding on baked beans Norfolk UK

Bluebottle - feeding on baked beans Norfolk UK
FEU-223 Bluebottle / Blowfly - feeding on baked beans Norfolk, UK Calliphora vomitoria Geoff du Feu Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Background imageBeans Collection: Soybean fields

Soybean fields, Hudson, Illinois, Mid-West, United States of America, North America

Background imageBeans Collection: Trinidad Cocoa Harvest

Trinidad Cocoa Harvest
Extracting cocoa beans from pods in Trinidad

Background imageBeans Collection: Drying Coffee Beans

Drying Coffee Beans
Drying beans in Sumatra

Background imageBeans Collection: Processing Cocoa Beans

Processing Cocoa Beans
Natives of the West Indies (or possibly Brazil) process cocoa beans for making chocolate

Background imageBeans Collection: Bile Beans Showcard

Bile Beans Showcard
A lady in her slip weighs herself and is delighted to find that her bedtime treat of Bile Beans (yuk !) is keeping her healthy, happy and slim

Background imageBeans Collection: Father in Fairytale

Father in Fairytale
A father is surprised when his son and daughter bring home a handful of beans (possibly a German version of Jack and the Beanstalk)

Background imageBeans Collection: Bile Beans Advert

Bile Beans Advert
BILE BEANS FOR BILIOUSNESS they sound disgusting but they ve done wonders for this wasp-waisted lady !

Background imageBeans Collection: Beeton Vegetables

Beeton Vegetables
Potato croquettes - spinach & eggs - asparagus - cauliflower - wafer potatoes - mushrooms - peas - French beans - stuffed tomatoes - carrots

Background imageBeans Collection: Veg as Human 1 1900

Veg as Human 1 1900
The Vegetable Wedding No.1: the musicians and the mayor



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From the lush Blue Mountains of Jamaica to the vibrant coffee plantations of Central America, they have been a staple in cultures across the Caribbean and West Indies. 🌱☕️ Blue Mountain coffee beans, known for their rich flavor and smooth aroma, are meticulously grown on Lime Tree Coffee Plantation in Jamaica. The fertile soil and ideal climate of this region make it a paradise for coffee lovers. In Central America, native American communities have long practiced sustainable farming methods by growing corn, beans, and squash together. This harmonious trio not only nourishes the land but also provides a balanced diet. The versatility extends beyond just coffee; red kidney beans hold their own as a nutritious source of protein worldwide. These seeds pack a punch when it comes to taste and health benefits. Across continents in Brazil's Santos region, hardworking farmers can be seen carrying sacks filled with freshly harvested coffee beans. Their dedication ensures that we get our daily dose of caffeine from these aromatic wonders. Ploughing and dibbing beans is an age-old agricultural practice that continues to thrive today. Farmers diligently prepare the soil for planting these legumes which play an essential role in crop rotation systems. A picturesque scene unfolds as red coffee berries rest upon a bed of roasted coffee beans accompanied by delicate leaves. This captivating sight showcases nature's beauty intertwined with its bountiful offerings. Closer to home in Cumbria UK, organic runner beans flourish on allotments where local gardeners nurture them with care. These green gems bring joy to many dinner plates while promoting sustainability within communities. Venturing into Provence reveals another side of bean culture - Beans de Provence. Bursting with flavors like thyme, rosemary, savory herbs blended perfectly with white or navy bean varieties create culinary delights worth savoring. And what better way to enjoy all things bean-related than sipping on a steaming cup of freshly brewed java.