Growing Hodmedod's

 Hodmedod's sell UK grown beans, peas and grains and some other stuff for eating. Can't see any reason why they couldn't be used for growing as well as cooking.  Sow some, eat the rest. 
Some of their products aren't viable - like the split peas and the tins of beans  but most of this Big box should be:-

https://hodmedods.co.uk/products/big-box-pulses


FULL CONTENTS
Hodmedod's Big Box of Pulses contains our full current range of British pulses and quinoa:

• Whole Fava Beans - 500g pack
  Britain's original bean
  
• Organic Split Fava Beans - 500g packs
  Delicious and easy to cook with no need to soak
  
• Red Haricot Beans - 500g pack
  Beautiful small red beans
  
• Organic "Black Badger" Carlin Peas - 500g
  A great alternative to chickpeas
  
• "Red Fox" Carlin Peas - 500g
  A lighter coloured carlin pea
  
• Organic Marrowfat Peas - 500g
  Perfect for mushy peas and much more
  
• Whole Yellow Peas - 500g
  A wonderful addition to curries
  
• Whole Blue Peas - 500g
  Tasty peas with plenty of bite
  
• Split Yellow Peas - 500g
  
• Organic Split Green Peas - 500g
  Ideal for London Particular Soup
  
• White Quinoa - 500g
  Delicously nutty and light
  

Its £19.95 + £3.95 p&p as there are no local stockists here. My question is - have any of you grown any of these legumes, specifically for drying and was it worthwhile?

Its my week of spending money!!
 I've ordered the Big Box of Pulses but the contents are slightly different now:-
[*]Whole Olive Green Lentils, 500g
[*]Wakelyns Whole Coral Lentils, Organic, 500g
[*]Split Fava Beans, Organic, 500g[/url]
[*]Whole Fava Beans, Organic, 500g
[*]Split Green Peas, 500g
[*]Carlin Peas, Red Fox, 500g
[*]Marrowfat Peas, Organic, 500g
[*]Split Yellow Peas, Organic, 500g
[*]Whole Blue Peas, 500g
[*]Whole Yellow Peas, Organic, 500g
[*]Carlin Peas, Black Badger, Organic, 500g
[*][url=https://hodmedods.co.uk/collections/mixes/products/mix-2-pilau]Mix no 2, Pilau, 500g
[*]
I've also ordered a couple of Mystery boxes at a bargain price just so that P&P is free.!!
Wonder what I'll receive................and will I be able to grow any of it?