With summer on its way, there’s lots of planning to do if a productive garden is what you’re hoping for. Choosing the right seed varieties can be just as important as the climate where you live. But what better way to try a seed than to get it from a trusted organic source?
(OP) 82 days – Top Hat Sweet Corn was a favorite in our garden this year! It produces very fat, long sweet and tender ears with deep, yellow kernels. The ears have a thick, well-wrapped husk on them, which tends to resist it from huskworms. The plants are slightly shorter than most varieties, but a high early producer. This corn was developed by Jonathan Spero here in Oregon and is part of the Open Source Seed Initiative (OSSI). Probably one of the sweetest open-pollinated corn you will find