How to Grow Edamame, Tips For Growing and Harvesting Edamame

How to Grow Edamame

After a great harvest in June where the entire family had a fill of delicious, sweet, edamame (soya beans), I couldn’t resist not growing them anymore.

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How to Grow Edamame

Edamame, or soybeans, are an ancient native crop from the Orient, and while it’s not a very popular garden crop, many people have started growing it for its health benefits. Edamame are quickly becoming a favorite on Asian menus and sushi restaurants, and so.

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 How to Grow Edamame or Soybeans

Also known as edamame or soya, soy beans are one of the oldest known crops. They are often served at Asian restaurants as an appetizer.

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 How to Grow Edamame Beans

The experiment is to see how easy they are to grow, what they turn out like, and also to see what a distance of approximately 160 kilometers between us, does to affect their growth rate. I’m betting that Mum will have beans before I do as she lives in a warmer climate.

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Edamame Growing Tips

Propagation method

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Greenhouse Seeding/Propagation Dates

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Field Seeding Date:

Plant during the first 10 days of May; mid-May to early June.

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Growing Edamame - Bonnie Plants

Edamame pods grow in small clusters, and are bright green when ready to harvest.

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Edamame: A Nutritional Powerhouse Crop for Your Garden

    Light: Full sun
    Matures: 75 to 85 days
    Plant spacing: 12 to 18 inches apart
    Plant size: 24 to 30 inches tall

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 Growth of Yard Long Bean and Edamame Plants

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Edamame Soybean Snack Growing Kit: Health & Personal Care.

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Edamame Grow Kit, Japanese Snack Planter

Grow your own edamame, a classic Japanese bar food, in a planter that looks like a glass of Japanese beer.


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EDAMAME BESWEET 2001 SOYBEAN

The 24" tall, well-branched plants contain multitudes of pods with 2-3 beans in each, and grow well in a sunny location with warm soil and good drainage. 95 days to harvest.

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