Translucent kernels in a rainbow of colors unique to this variety. Kernels can be popped, but results may vary. Sturdy plants can reach 10′ tall. Avg. ear size 6–8″. Requires a fairly long growing season for favorable yields. Bred by the late Carl Barnes, an Oklahoma Cherokee who dedicated his career to reclaiming and preserving seed of traditional Native American corns. 120 days. OP. Photo courtesy of Rare Seeds.
Care: Plant 4-6″ apart in rows 24″ apart in full sun and rich fertile soil. Corn is wind-pollinated and individual varieties should be planted in blocks of at least 4′ by 4′ for best ear formation..
Corn ‘Glass Gem’
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Translucent kernels in a rainbow of colors unique to this variety. Kernels can be popped, but results may vary. Sturdy plants can reach 10′ tall. Avg. ear size 6–8″. Requires a fairly long growing season for favorable yields. Bred by the late Carl Barnes, an Oklahoma Cherokee who dedicated his career to reclaiming and preserving seed of traditional Native American corns. 120 days. OP. Photo courtesy of Rare Seeds.
Care: Plant 4-6″ apart in rows 24″ apart in full sun and rich fertile soil. Corn is wind-pollinated and individual varieties should be planted in blocks of at least 4′ by 4′ for best ear formation..
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