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pjames_gw

Edamame- 2nd season.

15 years ago

I could not find any reference to whether edamame could be grown late in the season as a 2nd season crop. Also i saved seeds from pods that I let turn brown. Do you think they are viable or do they need a resting/drying stage before planting?

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