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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
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.