Sugar Baby

Friday, 25 September 2009 13:17

Description: 65 days. Plant produces good yields of delicious sweet bicolored corn. Ears are 8-9 long and have white and yellow kernels. This variety does well under adverse weather conditions This early bi-color has good cold tolerance. A treat to eat! Much sweeter than most early sweet corns, including Early Sunglow. Mouthwatering 8-1/2 in. ears hold 12-16 rows of cream and golden kernels. Stalk and husk reddish green with short flags. Paracarp average. Kernels refined with a high sugar content. Good for market, home garden and freezing. •    Zones: 3 - 9 annual •    Height: 6-7 feet •    Spacing: 10-12 inches between plants; 30-36 inches between rows •    Depth: 1-2 inches •    Spread: 24 inches •    Sun/Shade: full sun •    Germination: 5-8 days •    Days To Maturity: 65 •    Yield: 10 dozen ears/100 foot row Comments: Bi-color, early, extra sweet. Good cold tolerance. 12-16 rows of kernel. Perfect for short growing seasons. Go to table of corn varieties