25 Iroquois Black/ Mexican Sweet Corn seeds, USDA Organic
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76 days. Despite its name, it appears to have originated in upper NY, and was probably derived from Iroquois Black Puckers around 1864.
The kernels are white at milk stage, but change to bluish-black in the late milk stage. Exceptional flavor. 5½ ft. plants. 7½ x 1½ in. ears, typically with 8 rows of kernels. Harvest several days before kernels show color to several days afterwards. Though adapted to New England, it does well as an early-to-mid-season crop further South.
The kernels are white at milk stage, but change to bluish-black in the late milk stage. Exceptional flavor. 5½ ft. plants. 7½ x 1½ in. ears, typically with 8 rows of kernels. Harvest several days before kernels show color to several days afterwards. Though adapted to New England, it does well as an early-to-mid-season crop further South.
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