Strubbe's Blue Dent Corn

Zea mays Seeds per pack ~ 50 Germination: 99%  Packed for 2025 Origins and History Strubbe’s Blue Dent Corn is a rare heirloom variety preserved through generations of careful seed saving in Midwestern farming communities. Named for the Strubbe family who cultivated and maintained it, this dent corn reflects the deep-rooted tradition of regional seed stewardship in the United States. Like many blue corn varieties, it carries cultural significance as both a staple grain and a symbol of resilience, tying back to Indigenous and early settler traditions of growing richly pigmented maize. Appearance and Characteristics This variety is distinguished by tall, sturdy stalks that can reach 8–10 feet, supporting long, heavy ears. Kernels are a striking deep blue to indigo with the characteristic “dent” at maturity, giving the corn its name. The husks are well-wrapped, helping protect against pests, while the plants themselves are robust and adapted to field production. The deep coloration is not