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Bodacious Sweet Corn Seeds, F1 SE Hybrid, Variety Packet Sizes, FREE SHIPPING

July 8, 2026

Bodacious Sweet Corn (Zea mays) is a popular pick amongst produce growers. Very high yielding producing 7″-8″ ears with 16-18 rows of sweet, golden delicious kernels.

Peaches and Cream Sweet Corn Seeds, Bicolor Corn, (F1 Hybrid), FREE SHIPPING

July 8, 2026

The corn matures early to mid-season and produces well-filled ears on robust, upright stalks that thrive in a range of growing conditions. Known for its high sugar content and juicy, crisp texture, Peaches and Cream is ideal for boiling, grilling, or freezing.

Kandy Korn Sweet Corn Seeds, Early Hybrid, SH2 High Sugar Content, FREE SHIPPING

July 8, 2026

(Saccharata ) is a hybrid variety developed in the United States, valued for its early maturity, high sugar content, and excellent eating quality. As a supersweet (sh2) type, it retains its sweetness well after harvest, making it ideal for fresh eating and market sales.

Ambrosia Sweet Corn Seeds, Bicolor Corn, (F1 SE Hybrid), FREE SHIPPING

July 8, 2026

Ambrosia F1 SE Sweet Corn (Zea mays var.saccharata ), also known as Ambrosia Hybrid or Ambrosia Bi-color Corn, is a popular sugary enhanced (SE) variety prized for its exceptionally sweet flavor and tender texture.

Howden’s Field Pumpkin Seeds, Carving Pumpkin, Halloween, Pie, FREE SHIPPING

July 8, 2026

Howden’s Field Pumpkin (Cucurbita pepo ) is a classic heirloom variety developed in the United States by John Howden in the 1960s, specifically bred for uniformity, sturdy stems, and ideal shape for Halloween carving.

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