Open Pollinated Corn

Stays fresh for a long time. Stalks are 8-9′ tall and ears are 8-10″ and have 14-18 rows. A heirloom yellow dent field corn that is excellent for roasting or frying or used as a dent.

Plant grows long slender ears on plants 5-7 ft tall. An open-pollinated, all-purpose blue flour corn that is Native to the Rio Grande Pueblos.

The ears are 5 1/2-7″ long with 8 rows of large kernels. Our Certified Organic Golden Bantam Open Pollinated Yellow Corn is an excellent variety that stands the test of time. It is high yielding with 2 or more ears per plant.

Each stalk produces 2 very large ears that are great for roasting! Hickory king has a very high leafy green matter which makes it perfect for silage. Hickory King corn produces plants that are 12′ tall.

Each stalk produces 2 very large ears that are great for roasting! Hickory king has a very high leafy green matter which makes it perfect for silage. Hickory King corn produces plants that are 12′ tall.

Long and 7 to 8 in. Bigger ears on the stalk can weight up to 1.8 pounds! Ear tapers slightly, with 16 to 22 closely spaced rows. One of the most popular open-pollinated varieties in America! Color is deep yellow, with a lighter cap, but a reddish tinge...

Colors may include many shades of yellow, gold, white, pink, red, blue, black, and purple. Earlier version of a Carousel type ornamental with ears 4-5 in. Husk color is both maroon and white, resembles Carousel and Mini Indian but matures 2 weeks earlier.

(Does not produce ears of traditional corn.) The cut and dried mature straw can be used for a variety of crafts and dried arrangements, as well as brooms. The colorful fan-shaped seed heads come in a mix of gold, red, bronze and purple.

A perfect corn for holiday decorations. Offers 10% purple husk with beautiful kernel colors. A great ornamental corn that offers awesome color. Large, beautiful ears. The standard “Indian corn”.

Plant has red stalks and husk with kernels that are a combination of colors. Miniature Indian corn that stalks grows to be 8-9 ft. With many unique colors, Spectrum Red Husk would be wonderful for Fall display but is a great popcorn as well.

This corn was developed to grow well throughout the United States especially in Northern parts. Ears grow to 7″ with 12-14 rows of yellow and white kernels. The first ever bicolor, open-pollinated sweet corn on the market! Double Standard is an early...

This is a nutty, flavorful popcorn. Japanese Hulless is a great corn to grow with the kids. Japanese Hulless grows 4-5 ft. Very productive. They get real excited knowing the corn they are growing will be a tasty, buttery treat on family movie night.

The charming effect of these tiny 2 inch ears of rich, shiny mahogany color, encased in straw colored husks, makes them popular for holiday table decoration, also makes tasty popped corn.

The ears have no rows, as this is a shoepeg type, and kernels are packed in a zigzag pattern. A white variety with 8” ears. One of the best tasting open-pollinated corns available! First introduced over 100 years ago this heirloom corn is sweet, delicious...

PM | Powdery Mildew. One of our most fun varieties to grow, Baby Boo produces bone-white mini pumpkins that are as enjoyable to look at as they are to eat. IR indicates intermediate resistance.

Also, select varieties that mature later in the season when aphid populations decline. Side dress with 1/2 cup of TSC's Complete fertilizer at transplant. Excess nitrogen or a boron deficiency can cause hollow stem.

This buff colored squash originally selected by Howard Dill has taken first prize for size in contests all over the US. Days to maturity are calculated from date of direct seeding.

Consistent, even watering is critical for best results. A cold frame and cold-hardy varieties can stretch the spring and fall growing season into the winter months. HR indicates high resistance.

Start overwintering sprouting broccoli from mid-May—June, transplant out by the end of July—September. Sprouting broccoli is very hardy, surviving down to 10°F — before flower buds open, cut the central head at a 45° angle; side shoots will form...

The biggest of the Indigo™ series, this meaty beefsteak slicer has heirloom-shaped fruit with a ruddy flush and the signature indigo-blushed highlight where the fruit is exposed to the sun.

This stout autumn variety fills in a useful harvest slot with better field holding and cold hardiness than our earliest selections and quicker maturity than the winter types, especially when harvested as a baby leek.

Consistent, even watering is critical for best results. A cold frame and cold-hardy varieties can stretch the spring and fall growing season into the winter months. HR indicates high resistance.

Excess nitrogen or a boron deficiency can cause hollow stem. The first sign of cabbage worms will be off-white butterflies fluttering near the plants. Broccoli is a rich source of vitamins C, K, and B-complex, along with a treasure trove of minerals.

Cut side-shoots regularly to encourage production. Using larger transplants helps reduce damage. From your body's perspective, broccoli is said to be richer in calcium than milk! Days to maturity are calculated from date of transplanting; add 25-35 days...

Cucumber beetles and squash bugs. This traditional ornament of the autumn harvest is good for much more than jack-o-lanterns and pies. Start indoors 3-4 weeks prior to anticipated transplant date in 4 inch pots.

Short 5 foot vines produce 6-12 of these fascinating miniature pumpkins. Days to maturity are calculated from date of direct seeding. Store at 55-70°F and 70% relative humidity HR indicates high resistance.

PM | Powdery Mildew. This lumbering pumpkin is an undeniable stand-out in the garden and field. Maxima 110 days. IR indicates intermediate resistance. Plant after frost danger when soil warms to 65°F.