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Old February 27, 2016   #22
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Stowell's is an older sweet corn variety (I personally grow Ambrosia) but it grows tightly wrapped husks and rarely gets worms.

http://www.slowfoodri.org/2009/04/01...ls-sweet-corn/

I've found it helps to remember that corn is really an incredibly tall cultivated grass.
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