Yellow and White Sweet Corn

Bi-color Sweet Corn has become the most popular of the sweet corns sold. Is this because it mixes the best characteristics of each color corn to make a better corn? Or is it because people just can't make up their mind whether to buy white or yellow corn?

Approximately 1,600 seeds per lb. 1/2 lb. is needed for a 100 foot row, 10 lb. per acre.

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Picture of Ambrosia (Bi-Color Sweet Corn)

Ambrosia (Bi-Color Sweet Corn)

Well filled ears. Excellent flavor.

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Picture of American Dream (Bi-Color Sweet Corn)

American Dream (Bi-Color Sweet Corn)

Very tender and exceptionally super sweet kernels, 77 days

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Picture of Honey & Cream (Bi-Color Sweet Corn)

Honey & Cream (Bi-Color Sweet Corn)

Tightly packed kernels on 7" ears. Good seedling vigor.

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Picture of Honey n' Pearl (Bi-Color Sweet Corn)

Honey n' Pearl (Bi-Color Sweet Corn)

Well filled ear is delicious fresh, frozen or canned.

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Picture of Jackpot (Bi-Color Sweet Corn)

Jackpot (Bi-Color Sweet Corn)

Large, cylindrical ears, filled to the tip. High color contrast.

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Picture of Peaches & Cream (Bi-Color Sweet Corn)

Peaches & Cream (Bi-Color Sweet Corn)

Cylindrical ears with deep, narrow kernels. Favorite.

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Picture of Serendipity (Bi-Color Sweet Corn)

Serendipity (Bi-Color Sweet Corn)

High quality ears with excellent flavor. Great color contrast.

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Picture of Signature XR (Bi-Color Sweet Corn)

Signature XR (Bi-Color Sweet Corn)

72 days, exceptional flavor and yields, and great disease resistance. The ultimate sweet corn package

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Picture of Trinity (Bi-Color Sweet Corn)

Trinity (Bi-Color Sweet Corn)

Compact plant with refined ears and good husk protection.

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