Envy is an early harvesting edamame for shorter growing seasons. Envy produces erect bush bean plants that reach about two feet in height and produce pods each containing two to three green seeds. Edamame is a popular snack in Japan, served with beer. Due to its health benefits that other snacks do not provide, it is becoming popular in the United States.

The best for delicious, fresh-from-the-garden edamame, Midori Giant is the biggest and earliest soybean available for home gardens. Pods are filled with 2 or 3 extra-large, round, buttery seeds with a sweet flavor and fresh bite. From the moment you harvest your first handful of Midori Giants, you'll be hooked!
This bush-habit soybean is easy to grow, with excellent branching and heavy production of curved, 2- to 3-inch green to buff pods. Nearly every pod has at least 2 seeds, tender and sweet. Steam or boil them briefly for world-class edamame! Known for its great, nutty flavor, Midori Giant produces an abundance of large pods which average 2 3/4" long with 2–3 plump beans each. 2 1/2' tall plants. Determinate. Light tan pubescence. 70 days.

Seeds are very large and uniform with high protein, used primarily as a green shell bean with superior eating quality. The top commercial variety for vegetable soybeans due to having the best flavor.
A good choice for Northern climates. This early vegetable soybean is used primarily as a green shelled bean and has superior eating quality and more protein than lima beans. High-yielding 30 inch plants produce medium-size pods that hold 2 to 3 large beans. 85 days.