Grown primarily for its decorative ears, the varied colors of ornamental corn complement the natural hues of autumn. Sow seeds when soil temperatures are 50-60°F. Plant at least 4 rows of seed, 24-36" apart for best pollination, and fertilize with a high nitrogen fertilizer once established. After husks have dried, harvest ears with a firm, downward motions to remove from the stalk. Keep the husks on and store in a protected, well-ventilated, dry area for a few more weeks of drying. Once dried, husks can be peeled back to reveal the beautiful, colorful ears.
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$4.55–$14.75110 Days Our special strain of large-eared decorative corn. The ears are 6 to 7" and come in a rainbow of colors...Buy Now Details
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$5.05–$15.95110 Days This heirloom dent corn grown since the mid-1800s produces large, ornamental, 8-12" ears of deep red with...Buy Now Details
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$4.75–$14.9590 Days An heirloom dent corn with earth tones including greens, blues, golds and pinks. The large 8 to 10" ears...Buy Now Details
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$2.2585 Day. This beautiful ornamental can also be used as a dent corn duitable for grinding. The leaves are striped...Buy Now Details
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$6.95–$13.95This historical flour corn is said to be connected with the Mandan tribe of what is now North Dakota. Different from...Buy Now Details
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$4.95–$15.85110 Days These multicolored 3 to 5" ears are filled with shiny kernels in a wide range of colors. Great for fall...Buy Now Details
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$6.45–$16.9580-110 Day. Flour Corn. Seed We Need. Bred by Dave Christensen in the harsh growing conditions of Montana....Buy Now Details
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$3.35–$7.95100-110 Days. Field Corn. (a.k.a. Silver King) Grow your own chicken feed! This open pollinated, heirloom variety...Buy Now Details
