The Growing Guide
- Soil Temp for Germ 65–85°F
- Seed Depth 1"
- Seed Spacing 4"
- Days to Emergence 7-10
- Thin Plants to 4-8"
- Row Spacing 18–36"
- Fertilizer Needs Low
- Minimum Germination 80%
- Seeds per Ounce Listed per variety
- Seed Life 1 Year
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Key to Edamame Bean Disease Resistance & Tolerance
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Anthracnose Fungal disease causing dark, sunken lesions on plants. -
Bacterial Blight Bacterial disease causing water-soaked spots and wilting. -
Bacterial Brown Spot Bacterial disease causing dark, water-soaked spots on leaves. -
Bacterial Leaf Spot Bacterial disease causing dark, wet spots on leaves. -
Bean Mosaic Virus Viral disease causing mottled, distorted bean leaves. -
Curly Top Beet Mosaic Virus Viral disease causing curled, mottled beet leaves. -
Downy Mildew -
Halo Blight Bacterial disease causing haloed spots, bean wilting. -
Powdery Mildew -
Pod Mottle Virus Viral disease causing mottled, discolored bean pods. -
Common Rust Fungal disease causing orange pustules on leaves.
* Numbers indicate specific disease race.
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Staff Picks
Our Team’s Favorite Edamame
Midori Giant Bean
Vegetable
| edamame bean
| edamame
From
$6.95
70 days. Extra-early maturing, these delicious edamame are especially suited for shorter season gardens. We found that most of the pods formed 2–3 seeds each, rewarding gardeners with the highest quality, sweet, smooth textured beans. Vigorous plants reach up to 30 inches with a strong, well-branched habit. Buff colored seeds; 80 per ounce
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Open Pollinated Variety
