name for seed plant Top Hat" Yellow Sweet Corn Seeds, 25+ Seeds Per Packet, (Isla's Garde – Isla's Garden

name for seed plant Top Hat" Yellow Sweet Corn Seeds, 25+ Seeds Per Packet, (Isla's Garde – Isla's GardenZea mays "Top Hat" Breed six years ago by Jonathan Spero, an Oregon farmer, this yellow F 1 hybrid is sweet, tender, and bursting with flavor. Ears vary from 6 7 1 2 with 12 14 rows of kernels. Excellent eaten raw or in salsas or chowders. Planting Instructions Type: Annual Sun: Full Planting Depth: 1 Spacing: 10 12 Water: Moderate Days to Maturity Bloom: 80 days Height: 5 6' Zones: 3 10 Approx seeds per order 25 Plant corn in blocks, not rows, and

Zea mays "Top Hat"

Breed six years ago by Jonathan Spero, an Oregon farmer, this yellow F-1 hybrid is sweet, tender, and bursting with flavor. Ears vary from 6 - 7 1/2” with 12-14 rows of kernels. Excellent eaten raw or in salsas or chowders. 

Planting Instructions

Approx seeds per order 25

Plant corn in blocks, not rows, and always plant at least 16. A 4x4 arrangement is best. Corn is wind-pollinated, which means each stalk needs other corn stalks nearby in order to pollinate and produce ears. If the corn is too spread out, like in a row, or there isn't enough of it, it will not pollinate correctly and you will not get any ears of corn.

Corn needs a long growing season so it is important to get it in the ground as soon as possible. Two weeks after the last Spring frost is ideal. The soil temperature needs to be above 65F.

Plant seeds 1 1/2" deep and 4-6" apart. Space rows 30-36" apart. When the seedlings reach 3-4" tall, thin them to 8-12" apart. They must be thinned or they will not thrive. Corn has extremely shallow roots so take care in weeding and watering so as not to disturb them.

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