CORN NEW
Supersweet/Shrunken-2 & Triplesweet®
sh2 SWEET CORN
Supersweet or shrunken-2 types have 4 to 7 times the sugar content of normal sugar (su) types. Requires a warmer soil for best germina- tion due to the low starch contained in the seed. Holds quality for sev- eral days in cold storage. Needs isolation from all other corn types for optimum quality.
W Aces sh2 Hybrid
NEW! 75 Day. Bicolor Shrunken-2. Tis taste sensation ranked number one in our trials. Extra sweet and tender with a nice true corn flavor. Te 8" ears have 18 kernels per row and show good tip fill. Dark green husks provide excellent
Aces
coverage and show good resistance to rust. #03801 (A) Pkt. 3.75; 2 or more pkts. $3.25 each; (C) 1000 $18.95; (E) 5000 $62.95
Glacial sh2 Hybrid
76 Day. White Shrunken-2. Tis sweet corn is absolutely delectable. 8" ears have excellent tip fill with extraordinarily sweet and juicy flavor. Te husks are dark green and provide good coverage and protection from insects and disease.
Isolation is recommended to maintain the pure white kernels. #03863 (A) Pkt. 3.75; 2 or more pkts. $3.25 each; (C) 1000 seeds $18.95; (E) 5000 seeds $62.95
W Honey ‘N Pearl sh2 Hybrid Trinity Glacial
76 Day. Bicolor Shrunken-2. 1988 AAS Winner. Selected as the top sweet corn hybrid for the home gardener by AAS. Our most productive bicolored hybrid. Excellent fresh or frozen. 9" long by 2" in diameter ears with 16-18 rows of ker-
nels are produced on 6' stalks. Perfect tip fill and good ear cover. #03810 (A) Pkt. $3.75; 2 or more pkts. $3.25 each; (C) 1000 seeds $18.95; (E) 5000 seeds $62.95
W Illini Xtra Sweet sh2 Hybrid
85 Day. Yellow Shrunken-2. Very sweet golden yellow corn. After picking Illini actually increases in sweetness over a day or two. In addition, the plant usually produces two or more ears 8" long, with 14-18 rows of tender, extra-sweet yellow
corn. Always a good freezer. #03922 (A) Pkt. $3.75; 2 or more pkts. $3.25 each; (C) 1000 seeds $18.95; (E) 5000 seeds $62.95
Primus Illini Xtra Sweet W Northern Xtra Sweet sh2 Hybrid
63 Day. Yellow Shrunken-2. Earlier and more tolerant to cool weather. Uni- form 8-9" ears have better husk protection for the 14 rows of tender kernels. Te kernels are deep and tender. Excellent fresh, frozen and canned. Not pic-
tured. #03950 (A) Pkt. $3.75; 2 or more pkts. $3.25 each; (C) 1000 seeds $18.95; (E) 5000 seeds $62.95
TRIPLESWEET® Honey Select Honey ‘N Pearl HYBRIDS
New breeding combines the best of both worlds. Ears contain 75% sugar enhanced (se) kernels with 25% supersweet (sh2) kernels. The resulting corn is very sweet, creamy and tender and holds its sweet taste well after harvest. Requires isolation from all other corn types by 250'.
W Honey Select se/sh2 Hybrid
79 Day. Yellow Triplesweet®. 2001 AAS Winner. A variety with 8½" ears, excellent tip fill and 16 rows of kernels. Has the tenderness and flavor of the sugar-enhanced varieties with better shelf life. It should be isolated from other supersweet variet-
ies. #03924 (A) Pkt. $3.25; 2 or more pkts. $2.85 each; (C) 1000 seeds $15.95; (E) 5000 seeds $54.95
Primus se/sh2 Hybrid Serendipity NEW Mirai 308 BC NEW
81 Day. Bicolor Triplesweet® Plus. An improvement on the Triplesweet® series, this brand new addition has more sh2 kernels per ear, giving it exceptional eat- ing quality. Sweet creamy flavor paired with excellent holding ability and tol- erance to cool soil temperatures make this sweet corn a must in the vegetable
garden. #03833 (A) Pkt. $3.25; 2 or more pkts. $2.85 each; (C) 1000 seeds $15.95; (E) 5000 seeds $54.95
W Serendipity se/sh2 Hybrid
82 Day. Bicolor Triplesweet®. Tis sweet corn has large, 8" ears that have 16 to 18 rows of tender golden and creamy white kernels. Remains edible for a lon- ger period of time making for a longer harvest period. An outstanding eating
Mirai Mentor 20 Mirai 315 BC
corn. #03827 (A) Pkt. $3.25; 2 or more pkts. $2.85 each; (C) 1000 seeds $15.95; (E) 5000 seeds $54.95
D Bush Habit ✦ Pole Habit WVery Reliable 4 Easy-to-Grow ❦ Heirloom c VBS Exclusive b International Collection
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