Corn

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Sweet flavor and good crunch

Vegetable; Annual

62 Days to maturity. Zea mays. Early Sunglow Hybrid Corn Seeds. Non-GMO, annual, hybrid, Sweet Corn. Suitable for growing in garden plots or raised beds. Corn tolerates heat and drought-prone regions. The Early Sunglow Hybrid variety of corn seeds was developed to be earlier than other types of corn, and became well known for its vibrant, golden color. The stalks grow to be just four feet tall, making this a shorter variety than others. The Early Sunglow Hybrid provides six to seven inch ears. This strain of corn may take up to 71 days. Recommended by USU. Excellent flavor for an early variety. Noted for its cold weather performance. ~150 seeds/oz.

Quick Overview • Organic • 69 Days to fully mature • Yellow corn Details Venerable yellow sweet corn heirloom. Earlier version of the famous Golden Bantam. 5-6" cobs with 8 rows of large bright yellow kernels. Smaller 5' tall plants can be spaced closer together. Does great in cold soils and can be used to roasting ears!

Standard (su); 6” ears

Early and beautiful with old-fashioned flavor. Vigorous, multi-colored 5-6’ stalks with one ear per plant sitting 18” high. Ears grow 10-12 rows of kernels; excellent tip fill and husk cover. All su’s should be picked and eaten quickly as ears lose sweetness rapidly post-harvest. Selected for short seasons by Ken Fisher of Belgrade, MT. GENETIC SWEET CORN TYPES: Standard (su) – Traditional flavor of sweet corn. Conversion of sugar to starch begins quickly after harvest. Should be eaten soon after harvest. Sugary Enhanced (se) – Heterozygous se type. Tender kernels. Retains their sugar content longer after harvest than su varieties. Tablesweet (se+) – Homozygous se type. Tender kernels. Retains their sugar content longer after harvest than su varieties. Synergistic (sy) – Possesses se and sh2 kernels on the same ear. Retains sweetness post-harvest better than se, while still maintaining se tenderness. Supersweet (sh2) – Highest sugar content. Holds sweetness post-harvest longer than other types. Augmented supersweet (augmented sh2) – Possesses se and sh2 in every kernel. Highest sugar content. Retains sweetness post-harvest longer than other types. More tender kernels than regular sh2 varieties

Growing notes: Days to maturity are from direct seeding. Corn is a warm-season, tender annual. It is a heavy feeder that needs high fertility and benefits from side dressing. Plant sweet corn varieties away from flint corn and popcorn to avoid crossed kernels. For improved pollination, plant in blocks with a minimum of four rows rather than long single rows. Side dress when plants are a foot tall. Harvest when ear silks have dried to a dark brown and kernels are filled to the tip and colored. Sweet corn is generally ready 21 days after first silk. For best quality, eat right away or cool to 32°F within one hour of harvest. Store at 32-34°F with 98% relative humidity. GMO POLICY: Through a combination of controlled stock seed production, field isolation and inspection, and policies for harvesting and handling, we focus on prevention of GMO contamination in all our seeds. All corn seed lots are also tested to confirm zero detectable level in 10,000 seeds. No contaminated seed lots will ever be sold.

Quick Overview • Limited Quantities • 70 Days to fully mature • Yellow Sweet Corn Details Fisher's Earliest Sweet Corn Certified Organic seed. One of the best tasting, Open-Pollinated varieties on the market. Usually produces 1 ear, that averages 6 inches in length, with rows of beautiful yellow kernels on colorful, 5-6 ft. tall stalks.

Supersweet (sh2); 7.5” ears

Resistance: HR: Common Rust

An organic supersweet with improved sweetness and tenderness. From the same breeding team that brought us Xtra-Tender 2171 F1, Natural Sweet XR F1 is a continuation of these impressive sweet corn genetics. Slightly taller (5’ plants) and with more ideal ear height for harvesting (20-25”) than 2171 F1, these vigorous plants produce uniform ears with great husk coverage and exceptionally sweet, milky kernels for enhanced eating quality. Developed by Illinois Foundation Seeds, Inc.

Growing notes: Days to maturity are from direct seeding. Corn is a warm-season, tender annual. It is a heavy feeder that needs high fertility and benefits from side dressing. Plant sweet corn varieties away from flint corn and popcorn to avoid crossed kernels. For improved pollination, plant in blocks with a minimum of four rows rather than long single rows. Side dress when plants are a foot tall. Harvest when ear silks have dried to a dark brown and kernels are filled to the tip and colored. Sweet corn is generally ready 21 days after first silk. For best quality, eat right away or cool to 32°F within one hour of harvest. Store at 32-34°F with 98% relative humidity. GMO POLICY: Through a combination of controlled stock seed production, field isolation and inspection, and policies for harvesting and handling, we focus on prevention of GMO contamination in all our seeds. All corn seed lots are also tested to confirm zero detectable level in 10,000 seeds. No contaminated seed lots will ever be sold.

Supersweet (sh2); 8” ears

Resistance: HR: Common Rust

Exceptional white, sweet corn with great husk protection and tender, sweet kernels. This sister hybrid of Natural Sweet XR F1 is the first white-kernelled, organic supersweet variety offered from Illinois Foundation Seeds, Inc. These vigorous, 6’ tall plants have strong resistance to lodging in the field and produce 8” ears with superb eating quality. Holds well in the cooler post harvest.

Growing notes: Days to maturity are from direct seeding. Corn is a warm-season, tender annual. It is a heavy feeder that needs high fertility and benefits from side dressing. Plant sweet corn varieties away from flint corn and popcorn to avoid crossed kernels. For improved pollination, plant in blocks with a minimum of four rows rather than long single rows. Side dress when plants are a foot tall. Harvest when ear silks have dried to a dark brown and kernels are filled to the tip and colored. Sweet corn is generally ready 21 days after first silk. For best quality, eat right away or cool to 32°F within one hour of harvest. Store at 32-34°F with 98% relative humidity. GMO POLICY: Through a combination of controlled stock seed production, field isolation and inspection, and policies for harvesting and handling, we focus on prevention of GMO contamination in all our seeds. All corn seed lots are also tested to confirm zero detectable level in 10,000 seeds. No contaminated seed lots will ever be sold.

Synergistic (sy); Slender 8” ears

Resistance: HR: Common Rust · IR: Stewart's Wilt

Seductive sweetness and an instant favorite in our trials. Long-lasting confectionary sweetness and excellent seedling vigor. Ears have good tip fill, and biting into the tender kernels results in a juicy pop. Impressively uniform 6-7’ stalks. Synergistics (sy) hold sweetness better post-harvest than se’s. Thanks to our partnership with Seneca Vegetable Research, High Mowing is the exclusive producer of organic seed for this variety. A portion of the sales of this variety is paid to the breeder. Limited availability in 2024

Growing notes: Days to maturity are from direct seeding. Corn is a warm-season, tender annual. It is a heavy feeder that needs high fertility and benefits from side dressing. Plant sweet corn varieties away from flint corn and popcorn to avoid crossed kernels. For improved pollination, plant in blocks with a minimum of four rows rather than long single rows. Side dress when plants are a foot tall. Harvest when ear silks have dried to a dark brown and kernels are filled to the tip and colored. Sweet corn is generally ready 21 days after first silk. For best quality, eat right away or cool to 32°F within one hour of harvest. Store at 32-34°F with 98% relative humidity. GMO POLICY: Through a combination of controlled stock seed production, field isolation and inspection, and policies for harvesting and handling, we focus on prevention of GMO contamination in all our seeds. All corn seed lots are also tested to confirm zero detectable level in 10,000 seeds. No contaminated seed lots will ever be sold.

Augmented supersweet (sh2); 7” ears

Resistance: IR: Common Rust; Northern Corn Leaf Blight; Stewart's Wilt

This augmented hybrid produces mouthwatering, plump kernels and stays sweet longer post-harvest. Buttery white and gold kernels are juicy and flavorful. Ears consistently have 18-20 rows of kernels and excellent tip fill. Great for processing and freezing. Thanks to Seneca Vegetable Research, High Mowing is the exclusive producer of this organic variety. A portion of the sales is paid to the breeder.

Growing notes: Days to maturity are from direct seeding. Corn is a warm-season, tender annual. It is a heavy feeder that needs high fertility and benefits from side dressing. Plant sweet corn varieties away from flint corn and popcorn to avoid crossed kernels. For improved pollination, plant in blocks with a minimum of four rows rather than long single rows. Side dress when plants are a foot tall. Harvest when ear silks have dried to a dark brown and kernels are filled to the tip and colored. Sweet corn is generally ready 21 days after first silk. For best quality, eat right away or cool to 32°F within one hour of harvest. Store at 32-34°F with 98% relative humidity. GMO POLICY: Through a combination of controlled stock seed production, field isolation and inspection, and policies for harvesting and handling, we focus on prevention of GMO contamination in all our seeds. All corn seed lots are also tested to confirm zero detectable level in 10,000 seeds. No contaminated seed lots will ever be sold.

Sugary Enhanced (se); 7-8” ears

High-class corn with tender texture and delicious, sweet flavor. Elegant, long, slender ears are 1.25” wide at the center. Single-stalked plants grow to 5’. Developed by Dr. William Tracy at the University of Wisconsin in collaboration with High Mowing. A portion of the sales of this variety is paid to the breeder. Limited availability in 2024

Growing notes: Days to maturity are from direct seeding. Corn is a warm-season, tender annual. It is a heavy feeder that needs high fertility and benefits from side dressing. Plant sweet corn varieties away from flint corn and popcorn to avoid crossed kernels. For improved pollination, plant in blocks with a minimum of four rows rather than long single rows. Side dress when plants are a foot tall. Harvest when ear silks have dried to a dark brown and kernels are filled to the tip and colored. Sweet corn is generally ready 21 days after first silk. For best quality, eat right away or cool to 32°F within one hour of harvest. Store at 32-34°F with 98% relative humidity. GMO POLICY: Through a combination of controlled stock seed production, field isolation and inspection, and policies for harvesting and handling, we focus on prevention of GMO contamination in all our seeds. All corn seed lots are also tested to confirm zero detectable level in 10,000 seeds. No contaminated seed lots will ever be sold.

Synergistic (sy); 8-9” ears

Resistance: HR: Common Rust · IR: Northern Corn Leaf Blight; Stewart's Wilt

Attractive ears with wonderfully tender, sweet kernels that melt in your mouth. Ears start 2.5’ from the ground for easy harvest and are well wrapped in dark green husks. Plants are 7’ tall and average 2 ears per plant with 16 rows of kernels each. Thanks to our partnership with Seneca Vegetable Research, High Mowing is the exclusive producer of organic seed for this variety. A portion of the sales of this variety is paid to the breeder.

Growing notes: Days to maturity are from direct seeding. Corn is a warm-season, tender annual. It is a heavy feeder that needs high fertility and benefits from side dressing. Plant sweet corn varieties away from flint corn and popcorn to avoid crossed kernels. For improved pollination, plant in blocks with a minimum of four rows rather than long single rows. Side dress when plants are a foot tall. Harvest when ear silks have dried to a dark brown and kernels are filled to the tip and colored. Sweet corn is generally ready 21 days after first silk. For best quality, eat right away or cool to 32°F within one hour of harvest. Store at 32-34°F with 98% relative humidity. GMO POLICY: Through a combination of controlled stock seed production, field isolation and inspection, and policies for harvesting and handling, we focus on prevention of GMO contamination in all our seeds. All corn seed lots are also tested to confirm zero detectable level in 10,000 seeds. No contaminated seed lots will ever be sold.

AAS Winner; Vegetable; Annual

Resistance: HR: Stewart's Wilt

80 Days to maturity. Zea mays. Honey Select Hybrid Corn Seeds. Non-GMO, annual, AAS winner, hybrid, Sweet Corn. Suitable for growing in garden plots or raised beds. Corn tolerates heat and drought-prone regions. Resistant to Stewart’s Wilt. AAS Winner for 2001. TripleSweet® variety produces ears which are 75% (se) and 25% (sh2). About 8 inches long. Plant height is about 72 inches. Does not require isolation from other corns. Longer harvest time without loss of eating quality. Sweet corn doesn't get any better than this. Approx. 165 seeds/oz. The Honey Select Hybrid variety of corn seeds grow to be between five and six foot tall stalks, which provide large ears of yellow corn with a sweet flavor, between eight and nine inches. The Honey Select Hybrid is mature in eighty days, and the ears produce eighteen to twenty rows of corn. ~165 seeds/oz.

Vegetable; Annual

Resistance: HR: Southern Corn Leaf Blight

82 Days to maturity. Zea mays. Serendipity Hybrid Corn Seeds. Non-GMO, annual, hybrid, Sweet Corn. Suitable for growing in garden plots or raised beds. Corn tolerates heat and drought-prone regions. Resistant to Southern Corn Leaf Blight. This bicolor TripleSweet® corn produces high-quality 8-inch ears with 16 to 18 rows of sugar-enhanced kernels. 25% of kernels are supersweet (sh2), offering extra sweetness, excellent holding ability, unparalleled eating enjoyment, and a long shelf life. The stalks produce large, eight-inch ears with white and yellow kernels. Serendipity Hybrid crop does best with full sun, in growing zones three to eleven. ~150 seeds/oz.

Vegetable; Annual

Resistance: HR: Common Rust; Northern Corn Leaf Blight; Stewart's Wilt

70-80 Days to maturity. Zea mays. Sugar Buns Hybrid (treated) Corn Seeds. Non-GMO, annual, hybrid, Sweet Corn. Suitable for growing in garden plots or raised beds. Corn tolerates heat and drought-prone regions. Resistant to Common Rust, Northern Corn Leaf Blight, and Stewart’s Wilt. An early, truly gourmet yellow hybrid developed for home garden, fresh market, and roadside stand use. Our best-selling early corn, this variety combines earliness with excellent, sweet flavor and good keeping qualities. Stalks reach just over 5 feet tall, producing beautiful 7-inch ears with 14 rows of sweet yellow kernels. Approx. 150 seeds/oz. Sugar Buns Hybrid corn seeds grow to be between 5 and 6 feet tall, producing large ears of yellow corn with a sweet flavor, measuring 7 to 8 inches in length. Sugar Buns is mature in seventy to eighty days, and the ears produce fourteen rows of sweet corn. ~150 seeds/oz

A hardy heirloom dent corn embraced by truck farmers at the turn of the 20th century as an early, dependable market corn. Stalks grow 8-9 feet with 8-10 inch ears of deep kernels; much hardier than sweet corn, it can be planted weeks earlier and tolerates heat and adverse weather. Best picked at the milk stage for roasting, or dried and ground for flour.

Heirloom; Vegetable; Annual

90 Days to maturity. Zea mays. Country Gentlemen Corn Seeds. Non-GMO, annual, open-pollinated, Sweet Corn. Suitable for growing in garden plots or raised beds. Corn tolerates heat and drought-prone regions. Country Gentleman corn was introduced around 1890 by Frank Woodruff & Sons. Peter Henderson Seed Company followed suit the next year. This old heirloom corn was what the old-timers called "shoe peg" corn. Country Gentleman is characterized by its tightly packed, but uneven rows of kernels. The corn ears reach 7-8 inches long and produce a sweet white kernel. Corn plants reach 8' tall and produce many tillers. ~240 seeds/oz.

MULTI-COLOR; Ornamental/Milling; 6-7” ears

Colorful Montana mountain corn for milling flour. Selected by Dave Christenson from a strain of Mandan Indian corn for earliness and cold-hardiness. Multi-color kernels vary from ear to ear. Perfect for flour with soft starchy kernels that are easy to grind.

Growing notes: Days to maturity are from direct seeding. Corn is a warm-season, tender annual. It is a heavy feeder that needs high fertility and benefits from side dressing. Plant sweet corn varieties away from flint corn and popcorn to avoid crossed kernels. For improved pollination, plant in blocks with a minimum of four rows rather than long single rows. Side dress when plants are a foot tall. Harvest when ear silks have dried to a dark brown and kernels are filled to the tip and colored. Sweet corn is generally ready 21 days after first silk. For best quality, eat right away or cool to 32°F within one hour of harvest. Store at 32-34°F with 98% relative humidity. GMO POLICY: Through a combination of controlled stock seed production, field isolation and inspection, and policies for harvesting and handling, we focus on prevention of GMO contamination in all our seeds. All corn seed lots are also tested to confirm zero detectable level in 10,000 seeds. No contaminated seed lots will ever be sold.

Sugary enhanced (se); 7-8” ears

Resistance: IR: Common Rust; Smut

A sweet corn bred for (and by) organic growers. Excellent flavor and texture; good cool soil emergence. Compact 5-6’ tall plants with ears 2’ off the ground. Good tip fill and husk coverage. Extended harvest window—check frequently for maturity. Developed by Dr. Bill Tracy, Dr. Jared Zystro, Dr. Adrienne Shelton and Dr. John Navazio in collaboration with Organic Seed Alliance and farmer Martin Diffley. High Mowing is the exclusive producer of organic seed for this variety. A portion of the sales of this variety is paid to the breeder.

Growing notes: Days to maturity are from direct seeding. Corn is a warm-season, tender annual. It is a heavy feeder that needs high fertility and benefits from side dressing. Plant sweet corn varieties away from flint corn and popcorn to avoid crossed kernels. For improved pollination, plant in blocks with a minimum of four rows rather than long single rows. Side dress when plants are a foot tall. Harvest when ear silks have dried to a dark brown and kernels are filled to the tip and colored. Sweet corn is generally ready 21 days after first silk. For best quality, eat right away or cool to 32°F within one hour of harvest. Store at 32-34°F with 98% relative humidity. GMO POLICY: Through a combination of controlled stock seed production, field isolation and inspection, and policies for harvesting and handling, we focus on prevention of GMO contamination in all our seeds. All corn seed lots are also tested to confirm zero detectable level in 10,000 seeds. No contaminated seed lots will ever be sold.

Vegetable; Annual

Resistance: HR: Northern Corn Leaf Blight; Stewart's Wilt

80-90 Days to maturity. Zea mays. Ambrosia Hybrid Corn Seeds. Non-GMO, annual, hybrid, Sweet Corn. Suitable for growing in garden plots or raised beds. Corn tolerates heat and drought-prone regions. Northern Corn Leaf Blight, Stewart's Wilt. Ambrosia Hybrid is sweet corn with specks of bright yellow and dark yellow kernels. Stalk grow tall, nearly up to seven feet, producing large ears that have 16 rows of tender, crunchy kernels. The Ambrosia Hybrid variety of corn seeds is great variety for beginners, and produces a high yield. The stalks can grow up to seven feet tall, and produce large ears with light and dark yellow kernels ~125 seeds/oz.

Vegetable; Annual

Resistance: HR: Common Rust; Maize Dwarf / Mosaic Virus; Northern Corn Leaf Blight; Stewart's Wilt

80-90 Days to maturity. Zea mays. Bodacious R/M Hybrid Corn Seeds. Non-GMO, annual, hybrid, Sweet Corn. Suitable for growing in garden plots or raised beds. Corn tolerates heat and drought-prone regions. Resistant to Common Rust, Maize Dwarf / Mosaic Virus, Northern Corn Leaf Blight, and Stewart’s Wilt. Discover the super sweet flavor of Bodacious Hybrid Corn. Produces huge yields of long 8-inch ears with a 2-inch diameter. Up to 18 rows of bright yellow kernels. The Bodacious Hybrid variety of corn seeds grow to be seven foot tall stalks, which provide large ears of yellow corn with a sweet flavor, growing up to eight inches. The Bodacious Hybrid matures in 80 to 90 days, making it one of the latest-maturing corn varieties. Packet sizes available for untreated seeds ~150 seeds/oz.

Heirloom; Vegetable; Annual

80-85 Days to maturity. Zea mays. Golden Bantam 12Corn Seeds. Non-GMO, annual, open-pollinated, heirloom, Sweet Corn. Suitable for growing in garden plots or raised beds. Corn tolerates heat and drought-prone regions. The Golden Bantam variety of corn seeds is known for its vibrant, golden color. The stalks provide five to six inch long ears, and can tolerate dry temperatures. Corn seed may be saved after harvest for planting in subsequent years. This hardy variety has 5 to 6 inch ears of good quality for an open pollinated sweet corn. Equally suited for freezing and fresh-eating. ~115 seeds/oz.

Vegetable; Annual

Resistance: HR: Common Rust; Southern Corn Leaf Blight

80-89 Days to maturity. Zea mays. Jubilee Hybrid Corn Seeds. Non-GMO, annual, hybrid, Sweet Corn. Suitable for growing in garden plots or raised beds. Corn tolerates heat and drought-prone regions. Resistant to Common Rust, Southern Corn Leaf Blight. Recommended by USU. Ears are 8 1/2 to 9 inches long with 18 to 20 rows of yellow kernels. Popular variety, producing large yields that are good for processing, freezing, and fresh eating. Jubilee Hybrid variety of corn seeds grows to be six-foot-tall stalks, which provide large ears of yellow corn with a sweet flavor, between eight and nine inches. Jubilee Hybrid is mature after ninety days, making this one of the latest varieties of corn seed. ~150 seeds/oz.

Vegetable; Annual

Resistance: HR: Common Rust; Northern Corn Leaf Blight; Stewart's Wilt

80-90 Days to maturity. Zea mays. Kandy Korn Hybrid Corn Seeds. Non-GMO, annual, hybrid, Sweet Corn. Suitable for growing in garden plots or raised beds. Corn tolerates heat and drought-prone regions. Resistant to Common Rust, Northern Corn Leaf Blight, Stewart’s Wilt. Kandy Korn Hybrid variety of corn seeds grow to be seven feet tall stalks, which provide large, eight inch ears of yellow corn with a sweet flavor. The husks are green with streaks of dark red running through them, giving them a subtle and intriguing look. This favorite variety has a distinctive reddish stripe on the husks, reddish plant, and a fine sweet flavor. Possessing the E.H. gene, this variety will hold its flavor for about 2 weeks on the stalk.~177 seeds/oz.

Vegetable; Annual

Resistance: HR: Northern Corn Leaf Blight; Southern Corn Leaf Blight

80-90 Days to maturity. Zea mays. Peaches and Cream Hybrid Corn Seeds. Non-GMO, annual, hybrid, Sweet Corn. Suitable for growing in garden plots or raised beds. Corn tolerates heat and drought-prone regions. Resistant to Northern Corn Leaf Blight, Southern Corn Leaf Blight. Peaches and Cream Hybrid is a staple American crop. Full-season fresh market bicolor corn. Designed for a fresh market, roadside stand, and home garden. Peaches and Cream Hybrid variety of corn seeds is a hybrid that produces a high yield of yellow and white kernels. The stalks produce large, eight-inch ears. Peaches and Cream Hybrid crop does best with full sun, in growing zones three to eleven. ~177 seeds/oz.

Vegetable; Annual

Resistance: HR: Northern Corn Leaf Blight; Southern Corn Leaf Blight

80-90 Days to maturity. Zea mays. Peaches and Cream Hybrid Corn Seeds. Non-GMO, annual, hybrid, Sweet Corn. Suitable for growing in garden plots or raised beds. Corn tolerates heat and drought-prone regions. Resistant to Northern Corn Leaf Blight, Southern Corn Leaf Blight. Peaches and Cream Hybrid is a staple American crop. Full-season fresh market bicolor corn. Designed for a fresh market, roadside stand, and home garden. Peaches and Cream Hybrid variety of corn seeds is a hybrid that produces a high yield of yellow and white kernels. The stalks produce large, eight-inch ears. Peaches and Cream Hybrid crop does best with full sun, in growing zones three to eleven. ~177 seeds/oz. This seed is treated with a fungicide designed to prevent or reduce seed rot in the soil. It does not affect the plant or the produce from the plant. This seed is intended for planting only. Do not eat this seed or use it for oil or animal feed. Keep this seed out of the reach of children. Wash hands after handling. Packet sizes available for untreated seeds.

An ornamental flint corn producing 7-10 inch cobs studded with multicolored kernels in shades of red, orange, yellow, blue, purple, white, and brown on 6-8 foot stalks. Striking for autumn displays, the dried kernels can also be ground into cornmeal or popped.

Vegetable; Annual

Resistance: HR: Northern Corn Leaf Blight; Rust; Stewart's Wilt

80-90 Days to maturity. Zea mays. Silver King Hybrid Corn Seeds. Non-GMO, annual, hybrid, Sweet Corn. Suitable for growing in garden plots or raised beds. Corn tolerates heat and drought-prone regions. Resistant to Northern Corn Leaf Blight, Rust, Stewart's Wilt. The Silver King Hybrid variety of corn seeds grow to be between six and seven foot tall stalks, which provide large ears of white corn with a sweet flavor, growing up to eight inches. The Silver King Hybrid is mature after eighty days. This variety is adaptable and particularly resistant to disease. A high quality, homozygous, sugary enhanced (se) white corn. Tender kernels consistently fill each ear all the way to the tip. Ears average 8 inches long with 16 to 18 rows. The medium green husks provide good cover. Silver King is tolerant to Stewart's wilt, northern corn leaf blight, and common rust. ~150 seeds/oz.

BLACK; Popcorn; Long storage; 5-6” ears

Delicious and beautiful with eye-catching black kernels. Perfect rows of purple-black kernels up to the tip. 6-7’ plants typically have one ear each. Allow to dry fully in the field and continue drying inside for best popping. Bred by Prairie Road Organic Farm in North Dakota.

Growing notes: Days to maturity are from direct seeding. Corn is a warm-season, tender annual. It is a heavy feeder that needs high fertility and benefits from side dressing. Plant sweet corn varieties away from flint corn and popcorn to avoid crossed kernels. For improved pollination, plant in blocks with a minimum of four rows rather than long single rows. Side dress when plants are a foot tall. Harvest when ear silks have dried to a dark brown and kernels are filled to the tip and colored. Sweet corn is generally ready 21 days after first silk. For best quality, eat right away or cool to 32°F within one hour of harvest. Store at 32-34°F with 98% relative humidity. GMO POLICY: Through a combination of controlled stock seed production, field isolation and inspection, and policies for harvesting and handling, we focus on prevention of GMO contamination in all our seeds. All corn seed lots are also tested to confirm zero detectable level in 10,000 seeds. No contaminated seed lots will ever be sold.

Heirloom; Vegetable; Annual

95 Days to maturity. Zea mays. Stowells Evergreen Corn Seeds. Non-GMO, annual, open-pollinated, heirloom, Sweet Corn. Suitable for growing in garden plots or raised beds. Corn tolerates heat and drought-prone regions. Stowell's Evergreen Sweet Corn (95 days) was originally developed by Nathaniel Newman Stowell of Burlington, New Jersey in 1848. Stowell was a farmer and spent some years refining this variety, which he developed by crossing Menomony Soft Corn and Northern Sugar Corn. In the fall of 1855, he sold just two ears of seed corn to a close friend for four dollars, on the agreement that the seed was for personal use only. Stowell's "friend" then re-sold the same seed for a whopping $20,000 to Thoburn and Company who released the variety commercially in late 1856. This delicious white sweet corn is regarded as the "King of All White Sweet Corn Varieties", has been popular for over 162 years. Stowell's Evergreen matures slowly over a long period, extending the usual harvest and produces 9 inch ears with 16 to 20 rows of plump, sweet white kernels. ~140 seeds/oz.

Heirloom; Vegetable; Annual

100 Days to maturity. Zea mays. Blue Hopi Corn Seeds. Non-GMO, annual, open-pollinated, heirloom, Flint and Flour Corn. Suitable for growing in garden plots or raised beds. Corn tolerates heat and drought-prone regions. Blue Hopi is known for its large, blue ears (8-9 inches) with a sweet flavor. While this is sweet corn when harvested young, it is most commonly used as a flint and flour type when it is ground for a blue corn meal used for tortillas, corn chips, or blue cornbread. Its blue color also makes it highly decorative. Contains 20% more protein than other varieties of corn. ~90 seeds/oz.

Quick Overview • Organic • 100 Days • Popcorn Details Produces 4 foot stalks containing 2 to 4 ears of corn at about 3'' long. Makes for delicious popcorn or fun fall decorations.

GOLD/RED; Ornamental/Milling; 9-12” ears

Beautiful gold and maroon ears excellent for cornmeal, flour and hominy. This excellent Vermont flint corn was recognized by the Slow Food Ark of Taste as a historic variety in need of preservation. Highly ornamental and genetically unusual blend of colors. Seed royalties are paid to the Indigenous Seed Keepers Network in acknowledgement of the historic breeding work done by the Abenaki people of the Northeast and Quebec. A portion of the sales of this variety go to the Native American Food Sovereignty Alliance.

Growing notes: Days to maturity are from direct seeding. Corn is a warm-season, tender annual. It is a heavy feeder that needs high fertility and benefits from side dressing. Plant sweet corn varieties away from flint corn and popcorn to avoid crossed kernels. For improved pollination, plant in blocks with a minimum of four rows rather than long single rows. Side dress when plants are a foot tall. Harvest when ear silks have dried to a dark brown and kernels are filled to the tip and colored. Sweet corn is generally ready 21 days after first silk. For best quality, eat right away or cool to 32°F within one hour of harvest. Store at 32-34°F with 98% relative humidity. GMO POLICY: Through a combination of controlled stock seed production, field isolation and inspection, and policies for harvesting and handling, we focus on prevention of GMO contamination in all our seeds. All corn seed lots are also tested to confirm zero detectable level in 10,000 seeds. No contaminated seed lots will ever be sold.

Vegetable; Annual

110 days. The Glass Gem variety of corn was developed by Carl Barnes, a farmer from Oklahoma, as a way of reconnecting with his Cherokee heritage. The Glass Gem seeds produce ears of colorful, rainbow kernels. Each ear is entirely unique. This crop does best with full sun, in grow zones three to eleven.

Vegetable; Annual

110 Days to maturity. Zea mays. Robust Yellow Hulless Hybrid Corn Seeds. Non-GMO, annual, hybrid, Pop Corn. Suitable for growing in garden plots or raised beds. Corn tolerates heat and drought-prone regions. Robust Yellow Hulless Hybrid is exceptionally good for popcorn with a thin hull for easy popping. Very productive with long ears on tall stalks. Approx. 200 seeds/oz. Growing your own popcorn is as easy as growing regular sweetcorn. Plant and grow these seeds in your garden as you would any other kind of corn, allow the ears to fully mature, and you have an easy and natural snack. If grown in the dark, this variety can also produce very sweet shoots. ~200 seeds/oz.

Heirloom; Non-GMO; Grain; Vegetable; Annual

115 Days to maturity. Zea mays. Hickory King White Corn Seeds. Non-GMO, annual, open-pollinated, heirloom, Dent Corn. Suitable for growing in garden plots or raised beds. Corn tolerates heat and drought-prone regions. One of the best varieties for hominy because the skin slips off so easy. Excellent root structure, but remember to plant them on 8-10" centers so they can help support each other in high winds. ~52 seeds/oz.

BICOLOR; High quality popcorn; Full size; 6.5" ears

Gorgeous open pollinated popcorn with yellow, purple and white kernel coloration. A standout in our trials. Vigorous plants grow upwards of 9.6' producing uniform, full-sized ears of beautifully colorful popcorn with good tip fill. Kernels pop easily when cooked, becoming fluffy with great eating quality. Bred by Dan Kelly at Blue Heron Orchard.

Growing notes: Days to maturity are from direct seeding. Corn is a warm-season, tender annual. It is a heavy feeder that needs high fertility and benefits from side dressing. Plant sweet corn varieties away from flint corn and popcorn to avoid crossed kernels. For improved pollination, plant in blocks with a minimum of four rows rather than long single rows. Side dress when plants are a foot tall. Harvest when ear silks have dried to a dark brown and kernels are filled to the tip and colored. Sweet corn is generally ready 21 days after first silk. For best quality, eat right away or cool to 32°F within one hour of harvest. Store at 32-34°F with 98% relative humidity. GMO POLICY: Through a combination of controlled stock seed production, field isolation and inspection, and policies for harvesting and handling, we focus on prevention of GMO contamination in all our seeds. All corn seed lots are also tested to confirm zero detectable level in 10,000 seeds. No contaminated seed lots will ever be sold.

Heirloom; Vegetable; Annual

100-110 Days to maturity. Zea mays. Ornamental - Indian Corn Seeds. Non-GMO, annual, open-pollinated, heirloom, Flint Corn. Suitable for growing in garden plots or raised beds. Corn tolerates heat and drought-prone regions. Ornamental - Indian has a kaleidoscope of soft and muted earth tones that mature just in time for autumn decor, Indian Rainbow corn features some of the most spectacular colors grown in any season. Boasting vibrant and exotic shades of gold, pink, blue, orange, and purple, Indian Rainbow ornamental corn delivers robust 8-10" ornamental ears popularly used as animal fodder or as seasonal adornment. ~150 seeds/oz.

MULTICOLOR; Popcorn/parching corn; 5-8" ears

Glassy, translucent kernels of unparalleled beauty. Plants are strong, reaching 8-10’ tall and high yielding. Each 5-8" ear displays a gorgeous, unique variation of colors ranging from purples, greens and blues to oranges, yellows, pinks and deep reds. Though ornamental, kernels can be popped, ground or parched. This rare variety is the result of a cross between a Pawnee miniature corn, an Osage red flour corn, and another Osage variety called 'Greyhorse.' It was selected and preserved by the late breeder Carl Barnes, an Oklahoma Cherokee dedicated to preserving traditional Native American corns. My Fair Lady F1 Allure F1 Natural Sweet XR F1

Growing notes: Days to maturity are from direct seeding. Corn is a warm-season, tender annual. It is a heavy feeder that needs high fertility and benefits from side dressing. Plant sweet corn varieties away from flint corn and popcorn to avoid crossed kernels. For improved pollination, plant in blocks with a minimum of four rows rather than long single rows. Side dress when plants are a foot tall. Harvest when ear silks have dried to a dark brown and kernels are filled to the tip and colored. Sweet corn is generally ready 21 days after first silk. For best quality, eat right away or cool to 32°F within one hour of harvest. Store at 32-34°F with 98% relative humidity. GMO POLICY: Through a combination of controlled stock seed production, field isolation and inspection, and policies for harvesting and handling, we focus on prevention of GMO contamination in all our seeds. All corn seed lots are also tested to confirm zero detectable level in 10,000 seeds. No contaminated seed lots will ever be sold.