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Sweet Corn Pictures

12 years ago

I forgot to add these to my previous post.

Same corn but wanted to show how and where I clean the corn. This is in the west yard. I harvest the corn (with dh's help this year) into my spare garden cart (I have three) drive it over to the picnic table under the Maple tree and have a nice shady and breezy spot to work.

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oldgardenguy_zone6
12 years ago
Did you have much ear worm damage?
helenh
12 years ago
That looks delicious.
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gldno1
Original Author
12 years ago
ogg: I had the least damage this year than ever before. I only had one ear that I gave to the chickens. The corn was near perfect. I never, ever spray or use oil on the silks....maybe I am just lucky.

The worst enemy here is squash bugs and the everlasting Japanese Beetles who love my pole beans.
christie_sw_mo
12 years ago
Those look perfect Glenda! Do you freeze it?

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