Corn Seeds - Sweet - (su) Early Sunglow Hybrid

62 Days to maturity. Zea mays. Early Sunglow Hybrid Corn Seeds. Non-GMO, annual, hybrid, Sweet Corn. Suitable for growing in garden plots or raised beds. Corn tolerates heat and drought-prone regions. The Early Sunglow Hybrid variety of corn seeds was developed to be earlier than other types of corn, and became well known for its vibrant, golden color. The stalks grow to be just four feet tall, making this a shorter variety than others. The Early Sunglow Hybrid provides six to seven inch ears. This strain of corn may take up to 71 days. Recommended by USU. Excellent flavor for an early variety. Noted for its cold weather performance. ~150 seeds/oz. Download Free Vegetable Growing Guide PDF Latin Name: Zea mays Hardiness Zone: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Annual: Not Intended to Overwinter Days to Maturity: 62 Days to Germination: 7-10 Germination Temperature: 60-95 °F (16-35 °C) Seeding Depth: 1.5-2 inches Direct Sow: Yes Corn Type: Sweet - Sweet Corn is the most popular corn for eating as corn on the cob or corn niblets. It has a high sugar content and is best enjoyed when picked a little early before the sugars turn to starch. This is your classic barbeque and picnic summer corn. Plant Spacing: 10-15 inches Row Spacing: 24-36 inches Plant Height: 48-60 inches Plant Width: 8-12 inches Growth Habit: Upright Growth Speed: Very Early - Ready for harvest around 60 days from direct sowing to harvesting ripe ears of corn. Soil Preference: Moist and well drained, temp of 55 to 65 F, pH 6 to 7 Temperature Preference: Warmer Light Preference: Full Sun Pests and Diseases: Early Sunglow Hybrid Corn Color: Yellow Early Sunglow Hybrid Corn Flavor: Sugary (su) - A subcategory of sweet corn that is closest to 'old fashioned' corn on the cob flavor. Sugars convert to starch soon after picking, so best enjoyed freshly picked. Special Use: Machine Harvest Friendly: No Growing Early Sunglow Corn Garden Seeds Begin by sowing directly outdoors, 1 1/2 inches deep with four inches between seeds and thirty inches between rows. When choosing a site in your garden, keep the sun in mind; these tall stalks have potential to block the sunlight from other plants. While growing, the crops will need one to one and a half inches of water. When the kernels are firm, the ear is ripe. To harvest, firmly pull the ear downwards while twisting. The unhusked ears can be kept in the fridge for up to one week. Short 4 foot stalks bear ears that are 7 ½ inch long with 12 to 14 rows of yellow kernels. 20 g - Approximately 100 Seeds 1 oz - Approximately 150 Seeds 4 oz - Approximately 600 Seeds 1 lb - Approximately 2,400 Seeds 5 lb - Approximately 12,000 Seeds 25 lb - Approximately 60,000 Seeds