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  1. Stowell's Evergreen Corn - Packet
    Zea mays
    $2.50
    Per Packet
    One of the oldest corn varieties, Stowell's Evergreen also remains one of the most popular. Plump, white, and very sweet kernels are this corn's claim to fame. As is its generous size. Ears are 8-9 inches in length with 16-20 rows of kernels. Stowell's takes a bit longer to grow, but is so worth the wait. 80-100 days.
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  2. Bloody Butcher Corn - Packet
    Zea mays
    $2.50
    Per Packet
    This corn is bloody beautiful! (Say that with a British accent and it sounds even cooler.) Harvested early for fresh eating or left to dry for decoration, it's an easy, late-season grower. Kernels take on a deep burgundy color when dried. Great for ornamental uses or for grinding into cornmeal. 105-120 days.
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  3. Ambrosia Corn - Packet
    Zea mays
    $2.50
    Per Packet
    When it comes to planting corn, Ambrosia is a picnic. How appropriate! Easy to grow, earlier than most, and vigorous, it's a very plump, juicy, sweet-tasting corn. Stalks grow to 7 feet with ears 8 inches long. Prefers warmer soil (at least 60 degrees). Beautiful white and yellow checkered kernels. 70-80 days.
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  4. Silver Queen Corn - Packet
    Zea mays
    $2.50
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    Silver Beet, also known as Swiss Chard, is likened to spinach and beet greens but some would say even more flavorful. Large leaves and stems are excellent raw or cooked. Continuous harvest of three or more crops per season. Tolerant of hot weather and extremely easy to grow. 50-65 days.
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  5. Golden Cross Bantam Corn - Packet
    Zea mays
    $2.50
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    Some corn varieties are larger and some grow sooner, but none are sweeter than Golden Cross Bantam. In garden corn taste tests, it wins all the time! It tolerates cool soils well and will produce two or more 6-7 inch ears per 5-foot stalk. Plant twice three weeks apart if you want to extend your harvest. 70-90 days.
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