hair netting over the the ears once they been pollinated

I’m always a bit worried I wouldn’t time it right.

I like Ambrosia bi-color for the first early planting. Then Honey select yellow next. Then Gotta-Have-It bi-color super sweet. Then some more Honey Select yellow. Then Gotta-Have-It bi-color again. The a combination planting of Incredible and Honey Select yellows. Then some late Amcrosia bi-color.

I liked Delectable for a few years past but now I’m more sold on synergistic varieties. Providence is my bicolor favorite and lately I’ve only grown bicolors. I am ordering some Allure this year; a new variety for me too. I had tried Montauk many years ago when the newer crosses were offered and I was very disappointed in both production and flavor.

Hairmetal, you are nearly a neighbor in MD. Contact your county extension service and ask to get on an email list of State earworm trappings. When populations are high in your area you need to take action. Otherwise you can relax a bit.

Allure was another one I was looking at.

From what I read, earworm was bad this summer, as was squash vine borer and squash bug.

Serendipity is classified as ‘Triplesweet’.

Is that simply a trademarked name for synergistic, or is it genetically different?

I've tried several varieties over the years but keep coming back to Ambrosia, bicolor, se. though some of those listed above I have not tried.

Triple Sweet is a trade name for synergistic. These are 75% Sh2 and 25% se. http://www.crookham.com/sweet-corn-genotypes Cameo has also been one of my best performers among

Good point. I always use the term “Triple sweet” with customers and “Synergistic “ with industry people. Synergistic just sounds less wholesome.

Think Cuppa Joe is descent. The ear with husk will win prizes at the Fair.

I've usually grown Ambrosia when I've dared to grow some in the past. This year I am planting a friend's fenced garden as well as my own and plan to plant his garden in mostly corn. I'm trying to decide between Ambrosia that I can get seed for locally or ordering a couple packets of Gotta have it from Gurneys. Gurneys catalog has 50% off until February 7 so I have until then to decide. Sure wouldn't pay the regular price of $9 for a 200 seed packet.

Gotta Have It was perhaps a bit better than Serendipity for me. It did well for me.

We've successfully grown both Ambrosia and Gotta Have It. We are strongly considering Allure this year. Anyone grow Essence? That Cuppa Joe looks interesting as well.

Shell 6A

i prefer country gentlemen, iochief and silver queen