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Interesting variety, but how does it taste? Most other corn that I have seen that has similar color patterns has been hard or feed corn. For eating I'll stick with silver queen.
next year im going to plant some corn, except maybe use it more as a liner to a path and visible concealervs just straight up rows of corn. knee high by july!
The hard part is sorting the kernels by color... someone should invent a machine (and then find out they can't patent it because this post is prior art)
They're kind of runty but not bad for dry land popcorn. I couldn't believe the corn worms found our corn patch, twenty miles from the nearest large corn field. There are another fifteen ears or so left on the stalk we're leaving to dry for a few more days.
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