Carousel F1 Ornamental corns, brooms, and sorghums
Ornamental Corn & Sorghum
Sow in mid to late May for a mid September harvest. Grow at the same soil temperature and sowing depths/density as sweet corn. Ornamental corn should be harvested by hand when the husks dry, often after one or two frost. Leave the ears in the husk and complete the drying pro- cess in a sheltered environment.
Ornamental corn will freely cross-pollinate with other corn, so keep it separate from sweet corn crops.
Farm markets make ideal outlets for cheerful, festive bundles.
1184U Bloody Butcher 100 days. Large deep red ears 8-12" x 2" for fall decoration. Giant 9-12' stalks bear 1-2 ears each well above ground. Prized heirloom variety.
1189 Carousel F1 100 days. Miniature type produces WLQ\ FRORUIXO HDUV H[FHOOHQW IRU ORFDO Á RULVWV DQG GULHG Á RZHU ZKROHVDOHUV )HVWLYH PXOWLFRORUHG NHUQHOV À OO 4-5" ears; average 2 or 3 ears per plant. Cross market with pumpkins, gourds.
1194U Earth Tones Dent 85 days. Delectable muted glowing coloration, soft browns, pinks, mauves, greens, blues and golds, the magic of summer's end. Early maturing for dent corn, can be cut and hung out for sale in 3 months from planting.
1199 FiestaF1 102 days. Colorful husks and ears. Long, 7-10" ears contain kernels in a wide range of colors, in- cluding red, purple, yellow and white. Extremely deco- rative husks are 50-70% purple. Plants to 7'.
1219U Mixed Colors Broom 90-95 days ornamen- tal; 110 days for dry seed heads. Highly ornamental type for autumn cornucopias, can sell with pumpkins, gourds and Indian corns. Dried ornamental.
Cat# Ornamental Corn
1184U Bloody Butcher 1189 Carousel
1194U Earth Tones Dent Corn 1199 Fiesta
1209U Mini Blue
1219U Mixed Colors Broom Corn 1229 Strawberry Popcorn 1234U Wampum 1239 Wilda's Pride
1250U Colored Uprights Mixed ¼ lb
10.90 5.70 6.25 4.85
15.45 13.90 13.70 14.15 6.60
14.15 Strawberry Popcorn
1209U Mini Blue 100 days. Kernels are medium to deep blue. Small, narrow cobs average 2-4" length with two ears per stalk. Can be used for dried arrangments, fall decorations or popped for eating.
1250U Sorghum Colored Uprights Mixed 90-95 days ornamental; 110 days for dry seed heads. For autumn cornucopias, can sell with pumpkins, gourds, orna- mental corns.
1229 Strawberry Corn 110 days. Small ears with tiny, dark strawberry-red kernels are dual purpose, for popping and ornamental. 2-3" ears 1½" across, lovely with husks attached and bunched for fall decoration. Plants avg 6'.
1234U Wampum 95 days. Early Carousel type. Petite 4" x 1¼" ears are highly ornamental. 16-20 rows of small bright kernels. Many shades: Pink, red, blue, black, yellow, gold, white, and purple, with high % of multi-colored ears. Maroon and white husks.
1239 Wilda's Pride 110 days. Extremely wide and bright color range. Sturdy plants. Large ears 8-11" long in a sparkling array of maroons, deep purplish and blackish reds, pinks, whites, yellows and many multi- colors. Fall cornucopia sales with pumpkins.
Ornamental Millet listed on page 92 5 lb
1 lb
33.00 17.20 21.85 14.65 46.75 22.60 41.25 42.25 19.95 22.85
(per lb) 26.75 13.85 18.30 11.80 37.25 20.55 33.25 34.50 15.90 20.75
10 lb (per lb)
22.60 11.75 15.50 10.00 31.50 19.35 28.00 28.75 13.65 19.65
25 lb (per lb)
20.00 10.40 14.45 8.90
28.00 18.75 24.95 25.75 12.20 18.95
50 lb (per lb)
18.35 9.55
13.80 8.15
25.75 18.35 22.90 23.60 11.00 18.70
Bloody Butcher Wilda’s Pride
Fiesta F1
Earth Tones Dent To Order Call: 800-622-7333 (USA) or 864-227-5150 (Int'l) 29
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