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Corn Growing Tips

Sow corn seeds outdoors only after the danger of frost has passed. Sweet corn should be planted 2 weeks later than dent or flour corn. Sow seeds 1" deep every 3-4" in rows 3-4' apart. Thin the seedlings to 6-8" apart after the plants come up. Corn should be planted in a 3-4 row block (instead of one long row) to ensure well filled out ears.

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Vegetables » Corn


Golden Bantam Tender kernels, stalks often have 2 ears. Will tolerate tight spacing. Learn More »	Japonica The tassels are dark purple and the kernels are burgundy. Stunning ornamental. Learn More »


Minnesota Rainbow One of the best for popping, but also great for autumn decorations. Learn More »	Stowell's Evergreen Still the best white open-pollinated variety for home gardeners. Learn More »


Bloody Butcher A great variety for grinding into flour or cornmeal. Also used as corn on the cob.. Learn More »	Reid's Yellow Dent Considered the best open pollinated strain of field and dent corn. Learn More »

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