An heirloom variety native to southern Europe,this variety produces pods which are narrow and twisted like a caterpillar. Low-growing plants make a nice ground cover and are sure to be the best conversation piece in your garden. In days past, caterpillars were added to salads to surprise unexpected diners, but not meant to be eaten mostly because they are so hairy. Try growing in containers, if space is tight. Great historic novelty that should be grown in every garden. Annual Pkt. 25