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26 Jun 2008

Soy Beans Are Easy to Grow

Author: Summer | Filed under: Animals, Food, Gardening, Plants, Recipes and Food, Yard

The edamame (soy beans) that I planted are doing really well! Lots of pods are hanging off of the little bushes now and they are extremely low maintenance.

soy bean plant

Conclusion: Edamame (soy) beans are easy to grow in Puerto Rico!

I am still patiently waiting for the heirloom tomatoes to give us some treats, but they seem healthy and happy.

Just like the Kruses, our watermelon (sandia) plant never really did much and it has finally started to flourish. Today we saw the first tiny little watermelons forming on the vine.

The birds and the bees are enjoying all of our new trees and plants and are busy pollinating for us :) . It’s nice to see the animals flocking to our yard since it used to be a big dry dust bowl.

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2 Responses to “Soy Beans Are Easy to Grow”

  1. fran and steve Says:
    June 27th, 2008 at 10:03 am

    I love edamame. Glad to hear it flourishes in PR and is LM. I had been waiting for your update, ’cause it’ll be one of the first things I plant.! There is a lot I want to plant that I probably won’t if I find it affordable and available locally. Fran

  2. The G Manifesto Says:
    June 30th, 2008 at 3:21 pm

    edamame’s are decent. I like fly mamis from PR more though.

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