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Eating indigofera pseudotinctoria matsum

 
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This indigo: indigofera pseudotinctoria matsum, is said to have edible leaves and flowers.
It also fixes nitrogen, and is apparently easily available through Sheffield Seeds:

https://sheffields.com/seeds/Indigofera/pseudotinctoria

Does anyone have experience eating any of the indigo plants?
 
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