Soya Bean 'Envy' (Glycine max), The Delicious, Vegetables

Soya Bean 'Envy' (Glycine max), The Delicious, Vegetables

Originally from south-east Asia, this leguminous plant has been cultivated for over three thousand years. The seeds are valued by many vegetarians as a replacement for animal protein. Soya oil, flour and milk can also be won from the bean if it has

Edamame (Glycine max)

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Envy , 80 days — 'Envy' is an early bearing variety and very well suited for shorter season climates. The plants are erect, reach about two feet in

Envy Soybean

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Originally from south-east Asia, this leguminous plant has been cultivated for over three thousand years. The seeds are valued by many vegetarians as

Soya Bean 'Envy' (Glycine max)

A good choice for early and/or short-season edamame production. Unlike many soybeans, Envy starts the season very vigorously in our cool spring soil.

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Glycine max (soyabean)

This ancient Asian vegetable is rapidly growing in popularity in America. Edamame translates as beans on branches — it grows bunches of beans on

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