Golden Bantam Sweet Corn Seeds

Golden Bantam Yellow Sweet Corn Heirloom Vegetable SeedsI love to grow my own sweet corn because the flavor surpasses anything you can buy at the grocery store. I like to eat it raw right after harvesting for maximum sweetness. This is a beautiful old heirloom variety that produces golden yellow cobs about 6 inches in length. My top 3 tips for successfully growing corn - or go visit my YouTube channel Jerra's Garden to watch my How to Grow Corn video: https://youtu.be/XhrJQ09dajQ1. Corn must be grown in a decent size block in order to properly pollinate and produce full ears of corn. Corn is wind pollinated. The tassels that form at the top release pollen in the air that floats down and lands on the silks. Every silk is attached to a single kernel on the cob of corn. If the silk doesn't get pollinated, the kernel will not grow resulting in cobs of corn with gaps in it. Do not grow just a few plants. Ideally you would want a 8ft x 4ft growing area, with at least 4 rows. I sow/plant the