Radiance

Thursday, 24 September 2009 13:50

73 days This wonderful bi-color development replaces Honey N' Pearl. Several reasons, but we'll highlight two of them. First, it has more vigor, and is easier to get a good stand, especially when growing conditions are not perfect. Second, it matures at least 3 days earlier. Radiance produces beautiful 8 inch ears filled with crisp, juicy, sugar-sweet yellow and white kernels that are extra tender and delicious. The marvelous flavor holds well in the garden as well as in the refrigerator after harvest. Tolerant to rust, Stewart's wilt and Northern Corn Leaf Blight Once you try this, our bet is that you will plant it every year thereafter. Reguires isolation by at least 250 feet in each direction. Cross-pollination will seriously affect the eating quality. For good germination, plant the seeds after the soil has reached 80 degrees F. Go to table of corn varieties