Central Florida Sweet Corn
17 years ago
Well, we decided to pick our corn after today's storm knocked some over. Planted in late May to see if we could do it, and had some success, but this was a constant bug battle. Not recommended for planting at that time of year. Pic of today's harvest 7/30/09 var: "Kandy Korn"
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