Corn
The ultimate Native American crop. All types of heirloom corn are grown the same way. At about the time of last frost in spring, plant heirloom corn seeds directly into the richest soil available, 1-2 inches deep. Whether planted in rows or beds, allow the corn plants up to about one square foot per plant, on average. Ears fill best when dry conditions are not allowed to prevail at tasseling time. Sweet corn is picked when milky juice is contained within the kernels; clear juice is immature, and chewiness means the ear is over-mature. Flour corn is left on the plant until thoroughly dry in the fall.
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CN148
New! Stately plants usually produce 2 ears, 12-14 inches
long. These are white, but the variety has always...
$4.00
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CN134
I have been looking for a good baby corn ever since I traveled to Southeast Asia and tasted the tiny ears...
$3.50
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CN144
Beautiful white and blue kernels on 8”-10” ears, makes
superb corn meal or can be used as roasting ears...
$4.00
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CN105
90 days. Introduced in 1890 by S.D. Woodruff & Sons.
Sweet, delicious and milky; tender white kernels on...
$3.00
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CN136
Dark reddish-black ears are quite attractive for fall decorations or popping into tasty popcorn! This variety...
$3.50
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CN143
Released in 1922 by the Clark Seed Company of
Milford, Connecticut. Although developed from
the original...
$3.00
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CN131
This old classic "shoepeg" type corn has very thin cobs, hence the name. Long white kernels are great for...
$3.00
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CN135
A beautiful multicolored corn that was developed by Dr. Alan Kapuler. This sweet corn is wonderful cooked...
$4.00
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CN130
This is among the oldest sweet corn that is still in production, predating 1949. It is still a favorite of...
$3.50
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CN119
The popular, cute, little ears look just like big strawberries,
just 2"-3" long. The 4’ plants produce 2-4...
$2.75
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CN140
Excellent pale yellow dent type, very productive. Sturdy, 8-9
foot stalks frequently make two heavy 8-inch...
$3.00
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CN141
This is the best Indian flint corn we have found; huge
ears are about 12” long, very thick and heavy!...
$4.00