Seneca Red Stalker Corn

120 days.  Zea mays Originated with the Seneca Nation of Native Americans. One of the most distinctive varieties of corn cultivated today. Highly ornamental purple-red stalks and husks.  Large 8-9" ears of multicolor kernels. Flint corn. Can be ground for cornmeal. Contains 30 heirloom seeds Planting Tips: After danger of frost has passed and soil temps have reached 55 degrees, sow seeds 9-12" apart, 1" deep, in rows 24-36" apart. To maximize pollination use a paired row or square plot configuration. Under ideal conditions, germination will occur in 7-10 days.