Picking now the white verity sweetcorn

[tamrock]

Next year I'm gonna plant the stuff they grown in Western Colorado known as Olathe to see how it does.

Another fine gift that was handed down by the original inhabitants of the America's

Sweet corn occurs as a spontaneous mutation in field corn and was grown by several Native American tribes. The Iroquois gave the first recorded sweetcorn called Papoon to the European settlers in 1779. It soon became a popular food in southern and central regions of the United States.

 

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[Blackfoot58]

Next year I'm gonna plant the stuff they grown in Western Colorado known as Olathe to see how it does.

Another fine gift that was handed down by the original inhabitants of the America's

Sweet corn occurs as a spontaneous mutation in field corn and was grown by several Native American tribes. The Iroquois gave the first recorded sweetcorn called Papoon to the European settlers in 1779. It soon became a popular food in southern and central regions of the United States.

That makes me reach for the salt shaker! There aren’t too many things better than fresh sweet corn.👍🏼

 

[newnan man]

I love that silver sweet corn. We used to eat it for supper with watermelon for desert!

 

[ticndig]

many of the locals call it cone and wow- Millin. delicious, plentiful and cheap this time of year.

 

[pepperj]

That makes me reach for the salt shaker! There aren’t too many things better than fresh sweet corn.👍🏼

Just before you do that we need to roll it in the butter.

 

[Blackfoot58]

many of the locals call it cone and wow- Millin. delicious, plentiful and cheap this time of year.

I love it! My 2 yr old grandson likes:
“Copporn” and wahwah melon.

 

[tamrock]

That makes me reach for the salt shaker! There aren’t too many things better than fresh sweet corn.👍🏼

Indeed, My middle daughter is coming by today to get some of this corn and says she made a corn salsa out of the yellow. She's gonna make some here tonight out if this white verity so I can try it.

 

[tamrock]

I love that silver sweet corn. We used to eat it for supper with watermelon for desert!

I tried growing watermelon last year. Seems they just couldn't keep up with the pace. This is the 3rd year I thought about playing around with a garden as something to pass the time now that I've retired. These little Thai chillies have this year been the most resilient plant. No bugs or bunny's care to touch them. I took a bite out of one yesterday an holy moly they's 🥵. I'm gonna let a bunch dry and crush them to play around with some recipe ideas. Each pod is full of seeds, so I'll see if I can start some baby plants next year. Another thing I've concluded is with very little space, you can grow a whole bunch of these little dynamos that do pack a hellish punch.

 

[Blackfoot58]

I tried growing watermelon last year. Seems they just couldn't keep up with the pace. This is the 3rd year I thought about playing around with a garden as something to pass the time now that I've retired. These little Thai chillies have this year been the most resilient plant. No bugs or bunny's care to touch them. I took a bite out of one yesterday an holy moly they's 🥵. I'm gonna let a bunch dry and crush them to play around with some recipe ideas. Each pod is full of seeds, so I'll see if I can start some baby plants next year. Another thing I've concluded is with very little space, you can grow a whole bunch of these little dynamos that do pack a hellish punch.

Those grow well from saved seeds, just don’t use a heat source (oven/dehydrator) to dry them. The extra heat can kill the next generation.
I always let my seed peppers dry naturally.

 

[tamrock]

Those grow well from saved seeds, just don’t use a heat source (oven/dehydrator) to dry them. The extra heat can kill the next generation.
I always let my seed peppers dry naturally.

That's what I was planning