When to Plant Edamame in Zone 3
In USDA zone 3a, plant outdoors June 13 to September 10. (3a shown here — see 3a and 3b dates separately below.)
Edamame planting calendar for USDA Zone 3a
Average last spring frost
May 30
Average first fall frost
September 10
Direct sow
Jun 13
Edamame needs about 90 days to mature — longer than zone 3atypically stays frost-free, so it likely won't reliably ripen there outdoors without a head start indoors or season extension.
Edamame planting calendar for USDA Zone 3b
Average last spring frost
May 20
Average first fall frost
September 15
Direct sow
Jun 3
Projected first harvest
Sep 1
Edamame is ready to harvest in about 90 days, needing roughly 118 frost-free days in zone 3b.
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