![]() Peaches and Cream Sweet Corn 120 Seeds $1.68 Exceptional bi-color variety and a popular favorite that you will enjoy growing. If you've never tried a yellow and white corn, you're in for a treat! As with any corn, wait until soil warms (60 degrees or higher) for planting. 120 seeds, 21 grams. ![]() Suzie's Flatbread, Corn Multi-Seed, 4.5-Ounce Bags (Pack of 12) $23.00 My wife and I were looking for a cracker that would work with our Weight Watchers program. This one is our favorite. Large enough to handle any spread, cheese or meat. We first found these at Costco but when they ran out searched until we found them on Amazon. A great celebration when they arrived. ![]() Organic Sweet Corn Seeds Spring Treat 35 Seeds $2.38 This corn matures about 2 weeks earlier than its counterparts. Also it is a bit easier to manage as it grows only 5 feet tall. The packet contains enough seeds for 2 six feet rows. ![]() Organic True Gold Sweet Corn 100 Seeds $2.19 Origin: Central America & Mexico. A living tribute to ancient peoples, corn provides nourishment for body and soul. One of the three most important food crops of humankind, corn has evolved into many modern varieties: sweet, starch, parch, flint, dent, popcorn and ornamental. Soil & Amendments: Corn needs rich soil to thrive. It produces best in soils amended generously with compost. Culture: Corn needs warmth to germinate, but once germinated the plants will grow quite well in cool soils under wet conditions. Soak seeds overnight to aid germination. When danger of frost has passed, sow sweet corn 1-2" deep in rows that are 3' apart. Plant 2-3 seeds every 12". After seedlings reach 4-6" in height, thin to 1 plant per foot. Plant in blocks, clusters, or spirals, of at least four rows to insure the best wind pollination. Side dress with compost and aged manure if yellowing, or if growth seems stunted. |
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