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Freezer Type Corn, SE, Late Season, 9" Length Cobs, Real Corn Taste

Reference: DW5-KKH-15

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Origin & Type: An F1 sugary-enhanced (SE) sweet corn, one of the earliest “sugary-enhanced” hybrids 
Plant Characteristics: Strong stalks reaching around 8 ft tall, each ear with 16–20 rows of large, tender yellow kernels 
Taste & Storage: Known for its extra-sweet flavor and surprisingly good storage life—keeps quality up to 2 weeks post-harvest
Days to maturity: ~80
Non‑GMO
Husks may display attractive purple streaking
Ideal planting: after last frost, in succession for extended harvest 
 
Type Corn
Family Grasses Family
Temperature Soil 60-65F
Temperature Daytime 70-90F
Temperature Evening 60-F
Lighting Full, 6-8 Hous Per Day
Water Heavy, 3 Gallons/Day
Maturity Moderate, 60-100 Days Harvest
PH Neutral 5.5-7.0
Zones 4A-8B
Plant Placement 16 Plants, 8 Per Row

 

CORN

Perhaps one of the sweetest rewards in your garden, sweet corn is a warm-season crop sensitive to frost and light freezes. Remember to plant your seeds with at least 3 months of warm, sunny weather ahead. Choose a location with full sun and remember to keep the water reservoir filled for these heavy drinkers. Corn smut, a disfiguring parasitic fungus that forms large "boils" on stalks, leaves, tassels, or ears can be a major issue for corn. It’s important to cut off the boils before they burst, as the spores are viable for 5-7 years, and can ruin future crops planted in the same gardening system. While delicious, corn has little nutrients to offer, but can be used in any number of ways to eat.

COMMON PESTS: Flea Beetles, Cucumber Beetles, Stink Bugs

SUSCEPTIBLE TO: Corn Smut

DW5-KKH-15

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