| | USA, Canada | Originated from USA South | bicolor | 75 | A new bi-color variety developed for home garden, fresh market, roadside stand, and shipping. Ambrosia is a homozygous sugary enhancer with superb eating quality. Ambrosia is the bi-color counterpart to Bodacious. |
| | Canada, USA | Originated from USA | yellow | 71 | Best mid season yellow corn. Applause is a synergistic version of the very widely used Bodacious. |
| | Canada, USA | Originated from Canada | yellow | 86 | It is unsurpassed in eating quality. Argent is a white sweet corn with superb sweet, creamy flavor and excellent cultivation traits. Argent sweet corn adapts well to cool soils and has a high tolerance ot Stewart's Wilt and Northern Corn Leaf Blight. |
| | USA | Bred by Fred Ashworth | yellow | 69 | Derived from Ashworth's original varieties, this corn germinates well in cool soil, has short stalks with 6-7" yellow ears with good flavor |
| | USA, Canda | White version of Providence. Originated from USA | white | 82 | Flawless, ivory kernels are packed in 16 rows on hefty, 8 inch ears. Add its exceptional, Triplesweet holding capacity and you have a truly peerless white corn. |
| | USA | Introduced in 1864 by John Gregory | deep blue, black | 70-95 | Vigorous growth; sweet and juicy 8in. ears are white in the milk stage and dry to a deep blue-black. Stalks to 8ft. |
| | USA | Originated from West Virginia, USA, 1845 | striped red or dark red on pink to red | 120 | Bloody Butcher is an old dent-type corn has been grown in the United States since at least 1845. The stalks reach ten to twelve feet tall with two to six ears of corn per stalk. |
| | USA | An heirloom flint corn used as a traditional staple of the Hopi Indians in northern Arizona. | blue | 75-110 | Typically used to make blue colored corn meal and also as a decoration. The plants are bushy five to eight feet in height with eight to ten inch ears of smooth blue kernels |
| | Canada, USA | Originated from USA | yellow | 75 | Packed large, juicy golden kernels---18 full rows on every 8-inch ear. Bodacious Hybrid Sweet Corn has sweet, flavorful and exceptionally tender |
| | Canada, USA, France | Probably originated from France to Canada then to USA | bicolor | 70 | Bon Appetit is a top rated corn! Exceptional flavor |
| | USA, Canada | Originated by Mr. James Riley of Boone County, Indiana | white | 115 | It was once one of the most popular white corn varieties grown in the corn belt. A heavy producer with huge ears, it was always winning prizes at corn shows. |
| | Northern USA, Canada | Originated from Canada | white | 78 | Boreal features an impressive disease package and excellent tip fill. White supersweet hybrid |
| | USA | n/a | white | 87 | Brighton retains the supersweet shelf life and sweetness, but has far superior emergence even in cool soil conditions due to the TruStart™ trait. |
Broom Corn - Mixed Colors (Sorghum bicolor) | USA | Originated from USA | Mix can include colors of gold, red-bronze, brown, black, burgundy, white/cream, and natural. | 100-110 | Traditionally used for making brooms, great for hearth brooms and dried arrangements. Large, splayed seed heads form at the top of tall, corn-like stalks. Important historical variety. |
| | USA, Canada | USA | bicolor | 75 | Plant produces good yields of delicious 8" long bi-colored corn. Kernels are golden yellow and creamy white. Retains flavor |
| | USA, Canada, Mexica | Originated from USA | multicolor | 104 | Carousel Ornamental popcorn is the small decorative corn with 4-5" long ears. Its varied colors make it a great corn for fall decorating |
| | USA | n/a | yellow | 78 | Produces ears measuring 20-22 cm in length, with 16-18 straight rows of kernels. Shows intermediate resistance to Stewart's disease, anthracnose, corn rust, Northern corn leaf blight and Southern corn leaf blight. |
| | USA, Canada | Originated from Northern States | bicolor | 71-75 | Colonial is a mid-early bicolor with superior eating quality and delectable flavor. |
| | USA | Introduced in 1890 by Frank C. Woodruff | creamy white | 90-96 | A very old sweet corn variety. Ears reach about seven inches with irregular rows of white, sweet, shoe peg-shaped kernels. |
| | USA | Originated from Northwest Missouri | bicolor | 78 | 'Double Gem' is generally mature within 78 days. This is an SE/se hybrid (sugar enhanced). A bicolor corn with 9 inch ears with 16 to 18 rows of tender kernels. |
| | USA, Canada | Based on a nice yellow corn called Burnell that was grown in Maine in the early 1900’s and an early white heirloom from New York’s St. Lawrence Valley. | bicolor | 80 | This beautiful full-season bicolor corn produces 7.5" ears with 16—20 rows of kernels per ear. Some ears with yellow kernels only. Northern gardeners, rejoice! This Certified Organic bicolor sweet corn doesn't mind germinating in cool soils, and it finishes more quickly than most others, making it the perfect choice for short-summer climates. |
| | USA, Canada | Developed in Canada | yellow | 60 | Earlivee's sweet kernels are a deep buttery yellow and are on well-filled 6-7 inch ears. These shorter 5 foot plants need ample levels of nutrition to develop rapidly. Earlivee will get your taste buds primed for the later but sweeter varieties that follow. |
| | USA | n/a | yellow | 63 | Top-notch hybrid home garden variety. Research reports have rated this as one of the best varieties of sweet corn. Sweetness, flavor and tenderness is excellent. Excellent for eating fresh, canning or freezing. |
| | USA, Canada | Developed by University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign professor John Laughnan | yellow | 75 | This is the earliest maturing Sweet Corn variety of the so-called Xtra Sweet group producing large, 7-9 inch ears loaded with large, extra sweet, rich golden-yellow kernels smartly arranged in 16 rows. |
| | USA, Canada, Italy | Originally brought to Italy from America, it evolved over hundreds of years to become the staple polenta corn of the valley. | red | 100 | Beautiful medium- to deep-red kernels are slightly pointed. Cornmeal has a pink cast, and makes a polenta with a remarkably rich, complex flavor. |
| | USA, Canada | n/a | yellow | 78 | Growers looking for a high yielding variety with a strong plant, straight rowing, and a wide area of adaptation should choose Garrison. |
| | USA, Canada | Introduced in 1902 by Burpee. Originated in Massachusetts. | yellow | 80 | 8 row. Introduced in 1902, this became the first widely grown yellow variety. A number of "improved" strains exist with more than 8 rows. Old home-garden variety |
| | USA, Canada | Introduced in 1933 | yellow | 85 | Introduced in 1933, this became the first widely grown hybrid sweet corn for both home gardens and commercial growers. |
| | USA, Canada | W. Atlee Burpee described it in the 1888 Farm Annual as follows | white | 110-115 | These plants grow 7Ѕ to nine feet tall. The ears range from seven to eight inches long with ten to twelve rows of large white kernels. This is a roasting corn variety that is also used for grits, meal, and tortilla flour and in the South it is popular for hominy. |
| | Canada, USA | Canada | bicolor | 84 | Honey & Cream Hybrid Sweet Corn is a tasty bicolor combines the creaminess of white, the sweet goodness of yellow. Blunt ended 7 1/2- to 8-inch ears, filled with broad, deep kernels. Perfect for canning and freezing |
| | Canada, USA | Originated from South Canada | bicolor | 78 | This All-America Selections winner is considered the premium sh2 bicolored corn. Each well-formed, 8 1/2-inch-long ear boasts 16 to 18 rows of honey-sweet pearly kernels. |
| | USA, Canada | Originated from USA | yellow | 79 | The Honey Select Hybrid is a triple sweet corn variety. Large ears average 8 1/2" long and 18-20 rows of super sweet yellow corn. Long, elegant 8-inch ears are packed with remarkable crunchy-sweet kernels |
| | USA, Canada | n/a | white | 87 | Almost sweeter than ''honey from the bees''! With up to 30 times the complex sugars of standard corn varieties, How Sweet It Is delivers the sweetest corn flavor in the most crispy, tender kernels. |
| | USA, Canda | Developed by University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign professor John Laughnan | yellow | 85 | 85 days to harvest. Plant in blocks at least 4 rows wide for cross-pollination. 8" ears with 14-18 rows. Freezes well. |
| | USA, Canada | n/a | yellow | 83 | The 'Incredible' Sweet Corn plant is truly incredible; it is by far our most popular variety. Incredible is an improved gourmet, yellow sweet corn with superb eating quality. |
| | USA, South Canada | Originated from USA | yellow, white, red or purple kernels | 79 | 'Indian Summer' plants look like any other sweet corn but when you open the husk and look at the festive colored kernels you know you've got a unique ear of corn. 'Indian Summer' kernels are yellow, white, red or purple. |
| | USA, Canada | Introduced in 1951, AAS winner | yellow | 86 | Popular midseason variety. Highly productive and drought resistant. Ears are long with 16 rows of golden kernels. It keeps in edible condition longer during hot weather than any other variety. One of the best for freezing and canning. |
Japanese Hulless Popcorn (Tom Thumb, Australian Hulless, Dwarf Baby Rice) | USA, Japan, Australia, Canada | Originated from Japan | pure white | 85 | A very old variety of pop corn that has not lost its appeal to home gardeners. It is quite dwarf in habit, plants reaching only about five feet in height. Each plant produces two to three ears per stalk. |
| | USA, Canada | n/a | yellow | 80 | High yield; deep, narrow kernels; excellent for canning. Glossy, yellow kernels with high sugar content and smooth texture cover 81/2" long ears in 16-20 rows. High yielding plants reach up to 8' tall. |
| | USA, Canada | n/a | yellow | 73 | Plant produces good yields of delicious sweet yellow corn. Ears are 9" long and have yellow kernels. This variety emerges before soil has warmed |
| | Canada, USA | n/a | yellow | 85-89 | Kandy Korn corn is one of the top selling sweet corns on the market today. Kandy Korn corn has a very high sugar content and holds its super sweet flavor days after picking |
| | USA, Canada | 1900s, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania | yellow | 110 | The ears are nine to eleven inches long with sixteen to eighteen rows of large, yellow, dent kernels. The stalks grow tall and leafy with sturdy root systems. |
| | USA, Canada | n/a | yellow | 79-82 | The Lancelot Hybrid is a sweet corn with easily breakable cobs and very tender kernels. The plant can reach up to 7 feet tall and is resistant to Stewart's Wilt, rust and drought |
| | USA, Canada | Originated from USA | bicolor | 75 | Luscious is an organically grown bicolor corn that really lives up to its name! It has superb sweetness and tenderness |
| | USA | Named for a scenic point in Massachusetts | white | 80 | Homozygous se version of Misquamicut. Synergistic SE Sweet Corn Hybrids from Mesa Maizehave SE texture, SE seed, Sh2 sweetness. Exceptional plant, package and eating quality |
| | USA, Canada | Originally domesticated by Mesoamericans | yellow | 84 | Hybrid, mid-season, sugar-enhanced (se), yellow corn with 9 1/2- by 2-inch ears with 20 to 22 rows of small kernels. Tolerant of Stewart's wilt. |
| | Canada, USA | n/a | yellow | 85 | Hybrid, mid-season, sugar-enhanced (se), yellow corn with 9 1/2-inch ears with good tip fill and at least 20 rows of kernels |
| | USA, Mexica | Originated from Mexica | bicolor | 79 | Montauk has very eye-appealing 8 in. ears that have a superb eating quality and its yield potential is very high. |
| | USA, Canada | Introduced by J. K. Mosby of Lockhart, Mississippi | white | 100 | It is large and although now fairly rare, it was once extensively grown for feed and silage - particularly in the South and Gulf States |
| | USA, Canada | Originated from USA | biclor | 66 | The Native Gem Hybrid is a very early bicolor sweet corn. The ears grow 8" long with 12-14 rows of delicious kernels. The Native Gem plants are sturdy and grow to about 5 feet tall. |
| | USA, Canada | Originated from USA | yellow | 83 | The NK 199 Hybrid is a popular plant with a high yield. The plant reaches 6-7 feet tall and is easy to pick from. NK 199 makes a perfect variety for the home gardener. |
| | USA, Canada | Developed in Canada | bicolor | 65 | The industry standard for Northern growers! Noted for cool soil emergence and seedling vigor. Gives you exceptional quality for an early variety - large, sweet, greattasting 9-in. ears |
| | USA, Mexica, Canada | Originated from USA | bicolor | 77 | This hybrid has the superb sweetness expected from super sweets, but with even more improved corn flavour and more tender kernels |
| | Canada, USA | Bred by a Mr. Orchard | yellow | 51 to 65 | A very unique and interesting variety of sweet corn for home gardeners. The flavor is delicious - tender, not starchy, flavorful |
| | USA | Developed by Dave Christensen in Montana state | The bright orange, gold, red, and purple colors | 85 | Avg. 6-7" multicolor ears for fall decorations, easy grinding, and for eating fresh, parched (roasted), or in hominy grits. Vivid oranges, golds, reds, and purples make the brightest fall harvest decorations. |
| | USA | USA | bicolor | 83 | A delicious gourmet bicolor sweet corn. Its yellow and white kernels are on ears averaging eight inches in length. It is fairly early for a quality bicolor and its flavor is quite sweet. |
| | Canada, USA | n/a | white with a yellowish hue | 75 to 100 | It is quite good picked in its early milk stage (about 75 days) for frying or creaming. Since most field corn varieties have low sugar content, try adding a little sugar when creaming. It is also useful as bird and livestock feed. |
| | USA, Canada | Developped in Illinois state | bicolor | 85 | Plant height:8 1/2". 16 rows, excellent eating quality, beautiful ears with bicolor kernels |
| | USA | n/a | yellow | 69 | This early bicolour is "Spot On"! Home and market gardeners need to try Polka. Smal in size, this is a wonderful variety. |
| | USA | Originally domesticated by Mesoamericans | yellow | 65-75 | Easily the earliest yellow corn with main season quality! Up to 5 1/2 feet tall, plants yield 7 inch ears filled with sweet, buttery kernels that are plump to the tip even under stress. Picks easily. Good cool-soil vigor and superior flavor |
| | USA, Canada | Originated from USA | yellow | 82 | Providence features long, well-filled, slightly tapered ears and a medium green husk. This main season variety is suited for roadside and local markets as well as home gardens. It is noted for the superb eating quality consumers prefer. |
| | USA, Canada | n/a | bicolor | 64-68 | Quickie, an exquisite, extra sweet and tasty variety that's possibly the earliest sugar enhanced corn can be grown. |
| | USA, Canada | Developed in USA | bicolor | 73 | 8"-16 to 18 rows excellent seedling emergence, plant vigor. Radiance produces beautiful 8 inch ears filled with crisp, juicy, sugar-sweet yellow and white kernels that are extra tender and delicious. |
("Indian" corn) | USA | Origin: USA | multi-color | 110 | This open pollinated variety has great colors for drying and using ornamentally. Ears range from seven to nine inches |
| | USA, Canada | Oridinated from French Canada | yellow | 75-77 | Ravelin is a 77-day supersweet with excellent eating quality. |
| | Canada, USA | Developed in Illinois in 1846 | yellow | 115 | The most popular variety in the corn belt. It is a medium maturing variety, has big ears of large yellow kernels with good shuck coverage. |
| | USA, Canada | Originated from USA | yellow | 90 | The Robust 128 Yellow Hulles hybrid is an exceptional popcorn with a thin hull for easy popping. The Robust hybrid also has great yielding ears and plants with high stalks |
| | Canada, USA | Origin: USA | red | 75 | Hybrid SE Sweet Corn. Ready to harvest in 75 days. An amazing new sweet corn color it's really red! You won't believe how appetizing a red corn can be until you see it on your plate, then bite into the extra-sweet, tender kernels. |
| | USA | USA | bicolor | 62 | An early hybrid se producing refined 7½ inch ears filled with 16 rows of succulent, sweet, tender, bi-colored kernels. |
| | USA, Canada | n/a | yellow | 65 | The 5 foot plant has attractive 8-10 inch ears that are filled to the tip with creamy, tender, pearly yellow kernels |
| | USA | USA | white | 85 | 'Seneca Starshine' is generally mature within 85 days. This is a good early white corn. The 6 feet high plants produce 8.5 inch sugar enhanced (SE/se) cobs with 16 rows of white kernels. |
| | USA, Canada | Serendipity was the first of the TripleSweet® family of products | bicolor | 82 | Serendipity produces mouthwatering, tender, bicolor kernels with a perfect balance between sugary sweet and traditional corn flavor. |
| | Canada, USA | Originated from Mr. H. J. Goddard of Fort Atkinson, Iowa | white | 100 | The ears grow eight to nine inches long and have sixteen rows of white kernels. This variety is also used for grits, meal and feed. |
| | USA | USA | white | 112 | An old variety that was once a standard variety throughout the corn belt |
| | USA, Canda | Originated from USA | white | 74 | Silver Princess combines exceptional eating quality with the added advantage of mid-early maturity. In studies, this variety demonstrated a tender pericarp and sweet flavor. |
| | USA, Canada | n/a | white | 85 | One of the most popular and dependable hybrid sweet corns developed. Ears are 8-1/2" long, filled with 14 to 16 rows of sweet snow white kernels and ark green husk. |
| | USA | n/a | yellow | 68 | Early and sweet. Spring Treat boasts large, 8 1/2 inch ears with succulent, yellow kernels that are packed with rich, corn flavor |
| | USA, Canada | Developed by Nathan Stowell in New Jersey in 1848. Introduced by Thoburn and Co. in 1856 | white | 98 | Heirloom, open pollinated. In northern climates or higher altitudes, this variety may not reach full maturity in the growing season. |
| | USA, Canada | n/a | bicolor | 67 | Husk green, with reddish tinge; excellent quality; prefers cooler-season areas Sugar and Gold is an excellent, high quality, bi-colored, sweet corn variety. |
| | USA, Canada | Developed at the North Dakota Agricultural Experimental Station | bicolor | 65 | 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 |
| | USA | n/a | yellow | 72 | A sugary enhancer hybrid sweet corn of excellent eating quality. It matures early in the home garden with an average ear length of seven inches. Approximately 72 days to maturity. |
| | Canada, USA | Developed by Ferry-Morse in 1979 | bicolor | 85-95 | Sugar Dots has a high sugar content and delivers a rich, true corn flavor. Every 6 1/2 foot plant produces well wrapped, easy-to-pick 7 inch ears. |
| | USA, Canada | n/a | white | 73-75 | Standout white kernels on 14-16 rows produced on 7 1/2-8" fancy, tapered ears. Excellent eating quality and tip cover, all on a 6 1/2' stalk make this a great main season producer. |
| | USA, Canada, England | Developed in USA | yellow | 69 | Best cold-soil tolerance, early season vigor; handsome ears. A proven performer for top yields all season. An early maturing variety with a uniform appearance. |
| | Canada, USA | Developed at the North Dakota Agricultural Experimental Station | yellow | 75 | The stalks grow to about 5Ѕ feet in height with ears setting about one foot from the ground. The ears are six to eight inches long averaging twelve rows of golden yellow kernels. |
| | USA, China, Canada | Probably originated from China | yellow | 75-85 | Rare variety. Miniature corn, ubiquitous in Chinese cuisine. Up to 20 ears per multistalked plant. Harvest 5 days after silks appear for fresh stir-fry, or dry for popcorn |
| | USA, Canada | Originally offered to Funks seed corn dealers. Developed in USA | bicolor | 85 | Ears 9” long with 16 rows of bicolor kernels. Sugary (su) type. A favorite in the South and Southeast. Late-maturing and easy to grow. Perfect for local markets and roadside stands. |
| USA, Canada | Originated from USA, Oregon | yellow | 87 | Tall 9 ft. stalks with 9 inch ears, 16 to 18 rows of superior quality yellow corn. Eating quality is superb and holds its sweetness over an exceptionally long period, both on or off the stalk |
| | USA, Canada | Develeoped by John Sundquist in Oregon | tri-color | 70-80 | A selection of Hooker's that produces a tri-color of white, yellow and blue on multiple ears. A delicious short, season corn on a 4-5' stalk that tolerates cool soil. |
| | Canada, USA | Origin: USA | white | 80 to 115 | 80 to 115 days — An old standard dent variety. The plants are six to seven feet tall. As with all field corn it is best picked in early milk stage. |
| | USA | n/a | yellow | 85 | Tuxedo corn seed is very difficult to find, but is the best seed on the market. Tall growing sugar enhanced variety ready in about 85 days from planting. Cobs are 21cm in length and have excellent tip fill. |
| | USA, Canada | Originated from USA | bicolor | 70 | Deep juicy kernels with great flavour. Its exceptional taste makes it a real treat most gardeners will love. |
| | USA, Canada | Originated from South Canada | yellow | 81-90 | A full-season shipper, Winstar features an exceptionally clean plant and a strong disease package including high resistance to some races of common rust |
