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When and Where to Plant: Select a sunny location and plant after last frost. Soil should be fertilized with vegetable food and cultivated. To insure good pollination sow seed in blocks of at least 4 rows side by side rather than one long row. For succession, plant every 3 weeks until early summer.

Seedlings will show one normal to one dwarf segregation.

A treated seed is no different than giving a child a vaccination shot when they are young. The seed is given a protected cover to insure higher germination rate once it is planted in soil that may contain many bacteria and fungi. If the seed is not treated, the conditions in the soil can lower the germination rate or destroy the young seedling.

90-100 Days. Renowned for its sweet and distinctive blue cornmeal, Hopi Blue Corn is also divine eaten fresh in the early stages of its growth. This native blue corn offers today's gardener the experience of tasting what true corn is like. In the "milk" stage, ears are delicious served lightly steamed or boiled and brushed with melted butter. We love them grilled with other Heirloom vegetables such as our cocozelle squash. Hopi blue Corn grows up to 10' feet tall under ideal conditions and the particularly...

We look forward to planting these in our garden. The Incredible corn we had last year was just that-incedible! Delicous and perfectly formed ears. Shipped fast!!!

This variety is strictly ornamental. Large decorative 7”-9“ (17.5-22.5 cm) ears. Kernels in endless combinations of red, orange, yellow, white and blue. Culture: Select sunny location with rich soil. Corn likes frequent cultivation, side dress with fertilizer. Uses: Cobs and stalks are a favorite for Halloween and Thanksgiving decorations.

Ornamental Corn is a different corn: a non-edible variety that offers large cobs in a variety of interesting colors. The rich color tones of the ears make them perfect for Autumn decorations. Combined with greens or dried foliage, they make attractive center pieces or cluster arrangements. 65-90 days to maturity.

Product Description True Platinum Corn Seeds Of Change Scientific Name: Zea mays Amount in pack: 150± seeds Striking purple plant reaches 6 feet and bears sweet, tender and flavorful white kernels incased in burgundy-purple husks. Harvest averages 2 ears 7-8 inch long per plant. Moderately tolerant to rust, blight, and drought. Seeds of Change Exclusive. All of our Seeds of Change seeds are 100% certified organic, free of GMO’s, chemicals and pesticides. Packaged in re-sealable packaging that extends...

100-Percent certified organic seeds grown in the USA for over 20-year Free of GMO's (genetically modified organisms), chemicals and pesticides Hermetically sealed package that is re-sealable gives longer life and higher germination rates Independently tested for high germination rates and purity and meets or exceeds federal standards Seeds of change contributes 1-percent of net sales to advance the cause of sustainable organic agriculture worldwide

Drought-tolerant cultivar selected over many generations by the Hopi tribespeople of the American SW. 90 days to maturity. Plants to 8 feet tall. Ears usually 2 per stalk. Powerful food and medicine. The purple pigments in corn are anthocyanidins, which contribute very positive vascular effects. Cultures where maise provides the dietary staple evidence phenomenally low rates of colon cancer. This is tasty corn, too. When picked during the early milk stage, the ears can be roasted or boiled...

Contains: Whole corn, whole barley, rolled corn, green peas, Pinto beans, red beans, soy beans, kidney beans, lima beans, black eye peas, red peppers, black peppers, and garbanzo beans.

PLANTING: Plan to separate small plantings of Super Sweets by a distance of 25 feet, (acreage plantings,100 feet) from non-Super Sweet varieties, or by time, a 10-day planting date/maturity difference. Extensive crossing with non-Super Sweets will result in tough, starchy kernels in both types. Sow 3/4-1" deep, 6-7" apart (or 2 seeds every 9", thinning to 1 plant), rows 30-36" apart. Increase this rate for untreated seeds. Arrange in blocks of at least 4 rows for proper pollination, which is needed...

85 to 95 days. We've never seen a corn like Earth Tones before, but it's going to be in our fields and part of our dining room centerpiece from now on! Each ear is a rainbow of soft color. Instead of the dark tones of Indian Corn, Earth Tones is an Easter-hued variety with every ear a distinctively unique mixture!These 8- to 10-inch ears are not for eating fresh, though they may be ground for dent flour if you are so inclined. Their main purpose is decorative -- what a fun garden project for children...

NEW! Released in 1922 by the Clark Seed Company of Milford, Connecticut. Although developed from the original Golden Bantam, this is definitely an improved type—larger ears mean higher yields, and the golden yellow corn stays tender longer. Equally suitable for freezing and fresh eating, this variety was for decades the standard for home and market gardeners.

(36-48”) Heirloom ornamental corn from Japan. Mostly grown for it’s multi-colored, striped leaves. Hot pink, green, yellow and white stripes look like ribbon candy. 85 days after planting, purple tassels appear followed by burgundy ears of corn.

Botanical Interests - Organic Luscious Bicolor Corn Seeds