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560Dennis

560Dennis

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Planted early,middle and late together with preen , Memorial Day . Planted rest of seeds in about not quite two weeks without preen fertilizer. The corn planted later has almost caught up to the early planting.
I planted in a spot that relatively poor area but only place I got . I think the early area get a bit more sunshine also !
 
I laugh how seed catalogs say to plant every 2 weeks for a continuous harvest. You can plant corn 2 weeks apart through most of the spring and it will come in 2 days apart it seems.
 
(quoted from post at 20:06:17 07/07/22) Laughing hard
Yep better be ready to eat sweet corn 3 times a day!
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Pull it when it's ready, Shuck , blanch , and cream. Put in freezer and enjoy it at your leisure the rest of the year.

hard days work but oh so good in November and January.
 
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