As the name suggests, Peaches and Cream offers fantastic sweet flavor with all the growing and storing benefits of a sugar-enhanced variety. Peaches and Cream sweet corn will produce large ears of corn that can store up to 10 days without losing its sweetness. Besides fresh and short-term storage, this corn variety is great for freezing or used in creamed corn.

Characteristics:

Disease Resistance: None
Color: Bicolor – Yellow & white
Maturity: 80 days

Ear Size: 8 inches
Number of Seeds per Pound: 2,000

Serendipity sweet corn is a synergistic variety that combines feld-holding capacity with the extra sweetness and shelf life of a sugar enhanced variety. This sweet corn is the best of both the super sweet and sugar enhanced varieties. Expect exceptional flavors with three sugar enhanced kernels to every one super sweet kernel.

Characteristics:

Disease Resistance: Good disease resistance
Color: Bi-color
Maturity: 75 Days

Ear Size: 8 inches
Number of Rows: 14-16
Number of Seeds per Pound: 600

Helpful Tools

Organic Matter (Compost):

Compost or another form of organic matter is a good way to improve soil drainage for more productive sweet corn.

Fertilizer:

Planting – Phosphate does not move through the soil after planting and is essential for plant growth. Consider working Fertilome Tomato and Vegetable Food (7-22-8), Bone Meal (0-10-0) or IFA 11-52-0 Granular Fertilizer into the soil before planting.

Growing – Once corn has grown to 18" tall, consider applying an all-purpose garden fertilizer. IFA Grand Champion All-Purpose Garden Fertilizer (16-16-16) is a great option for Intermountain West soils.