Hi Matt,

Here are some Canadian sources.

http://www.agrohaitai.com/onlinecatelogue.htm

http://www.westcoastseeds.com/product/Vegetable-Seeds/Beans-Soybeans/

http://www.ttseeds.com/PHP/mcat.php?mitem=90&mnav=1&mcat=A&mgrp=05A

Prairie Garden seeds has three soybean varietie: Grand Forks, Manitoba Brown, and Black Jet. I don't know which, if any, would be suitable for edamine: http://www.prseeds.ca/catalogue/beans.php?C=Beans#soy I've ordered from this company a few times, and their quality and value are excellent. The varieties are probably adapted to a colder climate though.

Bev

Hi Matt,

I have about 7 seeds I can spare. They are originally from Dominion Seed Co and are from last year. Please let me know if you are interested.

Taryn

I saw Soybean 'Agate' on www.cottagegardener.com. It's a Japanese heirloom that's a pretty combo of gold and brown and supposedly quite good.

Here is a link that might be useful: Soybean 'Agate' from The Cottage Gardener

Last year I bought a packet of Mr Fothergill edamame butter beans.
They grew well and were pretty much bug free.
The pods all mature at the same time. I picked mine, blanched them and froze them in the pods.
When you cook them, drop them in boiling water for about 5 minutes, drain then pod them.
They're good as a veggie, a snack, in salads etc