Sweet Corn

Quick Trip Attribute II Sweet Corn (Roundup Ready)

Quick Trip Sweet Corn seed is a new early maturing variety of Attribute II sweet corn.  Quick Trip is a SE variety with improved insect resistance through the Attribute® II trait stack. Quick Trip offers beneficial herbicide tolerance for flexibility in weed management and gives growers another option for harvesting outstanding yields of high-quality sweet corn that meets market needs.  Early-maturing variety for quick-to-market  Attractive appearance and great eating quality for strong consumer appeal Strong tip fill, great husk color and excellent ear size and shape Broad-spectrum control of lepidopteran pests, including western bean cutworm Tolerance to glyphosate and glufosinate herbicides 

Peaches & Cream Sweet Corn Seed

Peaches & Cream Early EH is a very popular mid-early season, fresh market variety that kick-starts the summer corn harvest. This Bicolor Sugary (SU) sweet corn has a 70-day maturity, making it perfect for Northern regions with cooler temperatures. It consistently delivers an excellent package with sought-after ear length, ideal for your garden or local market.Product Specifications: Botanical Name: Zea mays Common Name/Fruit Type: Sweet Corn Endosperm Type: Sugary (SU) Maturity Slotting: Early-Main Average Days to Maturity: 70 days Ear Size: 7.8" x 1.8" Kernel Color: Bicolor Average Rows: 14 Disease Resistance: None reported Market Segments: Fresh / Home Garden End Use: Roadside, local markets, home garden Home Garden Segment: Traditional Adaptable for Container Gardening: No Recommended Bedding Plant Retail Container: Packs Planting Instructions: Planting Depth: Sow seeds at a depth of 1.5 to 2 inches into the ground. Planting too shallow can lead to the surface drying out, while planting too deep can expose the seeds to cool soil temperatures, which may cause seed rot. Planting Dates: The ideal time to plant sweet corn is between May 1 and May 15. Planting earlier may risk frost damage, and planting later can result in smaller yields. Seeding Rate: Aim for a planting density of 24,000 to 26,000 kernels per acre. This helps achieve optimal growth conditions. Row Width: Maintain row widths between 30 to 36 inches, ensuring the spacing accommodates the equipment you will use for nurturing and harvesting the corn. These guidelines will help ensure your sweet corn grows successfully with high yields and quality. Choose Peaches & Cream Early EH for a reliable, delicious addition to your summer harvest, perfect for both fresh markets and home gardens.

Protector Attribute II Sweet Corn (Roundup Ready)

DescriptionThis variety offers high-yielding production of ears with strong husks, straight rowing and excellent tip fill.Features Strong husk protection, straight rowing and excellent tip fill on uniform ears ideal for shipping Broad-spectrum control of lepidopteran pests, including Western bean cutworm Tolerance to glyphosate and glufosinate herbicides approved for application over the top of Attribute II sweet corn Wide area of adaptation and industry-leading disease resistance package Consistently high yields provide continual profit opportunities for growers Kernel ColorYellowApproximate Maturity (days)79Genotypesh2Average Ear Length (in)8Average Ear Diameter (in)1.8Average Row Count18Husk AppearanceMedium dark green with medium-long flagsDisease ResistanceHR: Bm / Et / Ps: (Rp1-d), Ps (Rp1-i) / Pst / MDMVDisease Abbreviation KeyBm - Southern corn leaf blight (Bipolaris maydis)Et - Northern leaf blight (Exserohilum turcicum)MDMV - Maize dwarf mosaic (Maize dwarf mosaic virus)Ps - Common rust caused by Puccinia sorghi (Rp1-d, e, g, i) controlled by the Rp1-d, e, g, and i genes (see **footnote below)Pst - Stewart’s wilt (Pantoea stewartii)se - Sugary enhancedsh2 – Supersweetsu – SugaryIR - Intermediate resistanceHR - High resistanceT - Tolerance

Remedy Attribute II Sweet Corn (Roundup Ready)

A new generation of TripleSweet varieties is here! Remedy* is a BC0805-type sweet corn with improved insect resistance through the Attribute® II trait stack. Remedy offers beneficial herbicide tolerance for flexibility in weed management and gives growers another option for harvesting outstanding yields of high-quality sweet corn that meets market needs.FeaturesLong ears with tender, sweet kernelsExcellent tip fill and great husk coverBroad-spectrum control of lepidopteran pests, including Western bean cutwormTolerance to glyphosate and glufosinate herbicides approved for application over the top of Attribute II sweet cornKernel ColorBicolorApproximate Maturity (days)82GenotypeTripleSweetAverage Ear Length (in)8.5Average Ear Diameter (in)1.7Average Row Count14-16Husk AppearanceLighter green, very few flagsDisease ResistanceN/ADisease Abbreviation KeyBm - Southern corn leaf blight (Bipolaris maydis)Et - Northern leaf blight (Exserohilum turcicum)MDMV - Maize dwarf mosaic (Maize dwarf mosaic virus)Ps - Common rust caused by Puccinia sorghi (Rp1-d, e, g, i) controlled by the Rp1-d, e, g, and i genes (see **footnote below)Pst - Stewart’s wilt (Pantoea stewartii)se - Sugary enhancedsh2 – Supersweetsu – SugaryIR - Intermediate resistanceHR - High resistanceT - Tolerance

Providence Sweet Corn Seed

Providence is a TripleSweet® variety that delivers consistent, long-lasting sweetness. It produces long, well-filled tapered ears of delicious bicolor kernels with superb eating quality that consumers prefer. With an 82-day maturity, this bicolor main-season variety is suited for roadside and local markets as well as home gardens, providing a delightful addition to any corn selection.Product Specifications: Botanical Name: Zea mays Common Name/Fruit Type: Sweet Corn Endosperm Type: TripleSweet® Maturity Slotting: Main Average Days to Maturity: 82 days Ear Size: 8" x 1.75" Kernel Color: Bicolor Average Rows: 14-18 Disease Resistance - High: Common Rust Disease Resistance - Intermediate: None reported Market Segments: Fresh / Home Garden End Use: Roadside, local markets, home garden Home Garden Segment: Traditional Adaptable for Container Gardening: No Recommended Bedding Plant Retail Container: Packs Planting Instructions: Planting Depth: Sow seeds at a depth of 1.5 to 2 inches into the ground. Planting too shallow can lead to the surface drying out, while planting too deep can expose the seeds to cool soil temperatures, which may cause seed rot. Planting Dates: The ideal time to plant sweet corn is between May 1 and May 15. Planting earlier may risk frost damage, and planting later can result in smaller yields. Seeding Rate: Aim for a planting density of 24,000 to 26,000 kernels per acre. This helps achieve optimal growth conditions. Row Width: Maintain row widths between 30 to 36 inches, ensuring the spacing accommodates the equipment you will use for nurturing and harvesting the corn. These guidelines will help ensure your sweet corn grows successfully with high yields and quality. Choose Providence for its dependable sweetness, excellent eating quality, and suitability for both fresh markets and home gardens, making it a standout choice for any grower.

Silver Queen Sweet Corn Seed

The industry standard white "su" sweet corn.  This tried and true variety has stood the test of time and is likely the most recognizable sweet corn variety of all time.  Silver Queen produces large, 8 to 9 inch ears with 14-16 kernel rows of sweet, creamy kernels.Features Superb eating quality Attractive package Elegant ears with flavorful, tender kernels Non-GMO sweet corn seed Kernel ColorWhiteApproximate Maturity (days)88GenotypeSugary (su)Average Ear Length (in)8Average Ear Diameter (in)1.8Average Row Count14-16Husk AppearanceDark greenDisease ResistanceHR: Et / Pst / Ps, IR: BmDisease Abbreviation KeyBm - Southern corn leaf blight (Bipolaris maydis)Et - Northern leaf blight (Exserohilum turcicum)MDMV - Maize dwarf mosaic (Maize dwarf mosaic virus)Ps - Common rust caused by Puccinia sorghi (Rp1-d, e, g, i) controlled by the Rp1-d, e, g, and i genes (see **footnote below)Pst - Stewart’s wilt (Pantoea stewartii)se - Sugary enhancedsh2 – Supersweetsu – SugaryIR - Intermediate resistanceHR - High resistanceT - Tolerance

Silver King Sweet Corn Seed

DescriptionWhite, creamy kernels are noted for its sweet flavor and tenderness. High quality ears are filled to the tips with sweet flavorful kernels and tight husks prevent bird damage. Earlier than Silver Queen.Features Great flavor and tenderness for local market growers and home gardeners Tight husk cover helps prevent bird damage Optimum ear placement makes for an easy harvest Non-GMO sweet corn seed Kernel ColorWhiteApproximate Maturity (days)82GenotypeseAverage Ear Length (in)8Average Ear Diameter (in)1.9Average Row Count16-18Husk AppearanceMedium green with good coverDisease ResistanceIR: Bm / Et / Pst / Ps

Jackpot Sweet Corn Seed

Jackpot is an all-around performer that pays off with the long ears consumers prefer. This Sugary Enhanced (SE) variety has sweet and tender kernels that will satisfy even the pickiest of corn lovers. With an 81-day maturity, Jackpot is widely adapted and easy to grow, with long, bicolor ears filled to the tip. It's perfect for fresh markets and home gardens, offering a delightful addition to your corn selection.Product Specifications: Botanical Name: Zea mays Common Name/Fruit Type: Sweet Corn Endosperm Type: Sugary Enhanced (SE) Maturity Slotting: Main Average Days to Maturity: 81 days Ear Size: 8.75" x 1.9" Kernel Color: Bicolor Average Rows: 16-18 Disease Resistance - High: Common Rust Disease Resistance - Intermediate: Southern Corn Blight, Northern Corn Blight, Stewart's Wilt Market Segments: Fresh / Home Garden End Use: Roadside, local markets, home garden Home Garden Segment: Traditional Adaptable for Container Gardening: No Recommended Bedding Plant Retail Container: Packs Planting Instructions: Planting Depth: Sow seeds at a depth of 1.5 to 2 inches into the ground. Planting too shallow can lead to the surface drying out, while planting too deep can expose the seeds to cool soil temperatures, which may cause seed rot. Planting Dates: The ideal time to plant sweet corn is between May 1 and May 15. Planting earlier may risk frost damage, and planting later can result in smaller yields. Seeding Rate: Aim for a planting density of 24,000 to 26,000 kernels per acre. This helps achieve optimal growth conditions. Row Width: Maintain row widths between 30 to 36 inches, ensuring the spacing accommodates the equipment you will use for nurturing and harvesting the corn. These guidelines will help ensure your sweet corn grows successfully with high yields and quality. Choose Jackpot for its reliable performance, sweetness, and ease of growth, making it a perfect choice for fresh consumption or selling at local markets.

Jubilee Sweet Corn Seed

DescriptionAn industry standard yellow variety; good case recovery of uniformity-sized kernels that blanch to a glossy, medium yellow color.  Excellent fresh eating variety that is suitable for both canning and freezing.Features Excellent fresh eating quality Great uniformity along the cob Yields best when planted in blocks rather than rows Non-GMO sweet corn seed Kernel ColorYellowApproximate Maturity (days)81GenotypeSugary (su)Average Ear Length (in)8.5Average Ear Diameter (in)1.8Average Row Count20Husk AppearanceMedium greenDisease ResistanceN/A