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Post by emseypop on Apr 3, 2008 16:16:13 GMT 1
My Mom is going to have a veg patch in her garden this year and wants to try growing Soya Beans. I've bought some seeds from ebay and we are going to split them. They come with some basic instructions, just wondering if anyone else has tried them and how they got on, any tips?
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Post by Sleepy on Apr 3, 2008 16:31:02 GMT 1
My Mom is going to have a veg patch in her garden this year and wants to try growing Soya Beans. I've bought some seeds from ebay and we are going to split them. They come with some basic instructions, just wondering if anyone else has tried them and how they got on, any tips? I don't think you will find them much use as a crop. Although high in protein they are pretty tasteless. Only suitable for processing. |
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Post by Sleepy on Apr 3, 2008 16:32:54 GMT 1
My Mom is going to have a veg patch in her garden this year and wants to try growing Soya Beans. I've bought some seeds from ebay and we are going to split them. They come with some basic instructions, just wondering if anyone else has tried them and how they got on, any tips? I don't think you will find them much use as a crop. Although high in protein they are pretty tasteless. Only suitable for processing. |
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Post by debbiem on Apr 3, 2008 21:05:02 GMT 1
I've never grown them but I think they are very versatile in cooking as they don't have much of a flavour like Sleepy says, so you can do what you like with them for the protein content.  |
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Post by emseypop on Apr 8, 2008 9:51:05 GMT 1
My Mom loves them, mind you she is pretty tastless ;D She buys them frozen and says they are quite 'spensive. Thanks for the links. I#ll sow them next month and let you know how it goes
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