Sweet Corn 'Early Chief'
An early maturing variety of "Super Sweet" corn. Large, even cobs with very sweet golden kernels.
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An early maturing variety of "Super Sweet" corn. Large, even cobs with very sweet golden kernels.
An early maturing variety of "Super Sweet" corn. Large, even cobs with very sweet golden kernels.
Produces bi-coloured cobs with yellow and white kernels that combine superb flavour with rich, succulent super sweetness.
While corn is a heat loving plant that grows easily from seed, the seeds won’t germinate until the soil is warm.
Kernels will only grow when there is enough pollination between plants; this is why it is important to grow corn in blocks rather than single rows.
Corn is ready to harvest when the silk or ‘hair’ on top of the corn is brown and shrivelled and the fluid inside the kernel is milky. If it’s still clear, the corn isn’t ready.
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