Hooker's Sweet Indian Corn7580 days. First obtained by Ira Hooker over 70 years ago near Olympia, Washington. The 44 foot stalks produce 57 inch ears of some of the finest tasting corn. Ears typically have 1012 rows of kernels that start out white, dry blue black upon maturing, and grind into the sweetest cornmeal.

An adaptable variety Emerald Crown thrives in most regions of the country and is a good candidate for spring and summer planting

Unlike other purple carrots

These silicone grafting clips keep the scion securely attached to the rootstock

phosphorus

offering heavy crops just in time for celebratory feasts at the end of the year

these light green delicacies are best eaten when 12–15 inches long

these tall 24-36 inch plants are covered with petite

so gardeners north and south can grow this American favorite

Our Peat Pot Kit is a combination of your favorite peat pots

window boxes

An AAS winner

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