

Variety of maize producing beautiful 20 cm long ears with a mild and sweet taste.
Very popular in North America, these ears are eaten quickly after harvest but can also be frozen after blanching.
Description:
Variety of maize producing beautiful 20 cm long ears with a mild and sweet taste.
Very popular in North America, these ears are eaten quickly after harvest but can also be frozen after blanching.
Culinary tip:
The ears are eaten boiled or grilled in the oven and served whole or shelled.
Soil tip:
For good maize development, water frequently, especially at flowering time.
For a spread harvest, sow every 15 days.
Cultural advice:
1. Sowing: Sow in April-May in a sunny situation in rows 30 cm apart.
2. Thinning: Thin so that only one maize plant, the most vigorous, is left every 10 cm.
3. Harvest: Harvest in August and September.
Companion plant(s):
Corn likes the proximity of squash because they ensure each other's above-average production.
The sowing stages:
Variety of maize producing beautiful 20 cm long ears with a mild and sweet taste.
Very popular in North America, these ears are eaten quickly after harvest but can also be frozen after blanching.