Close up of the shucked ears of one of Johnny's sweet corn varieties.

Sweet Corn Seeds

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Tasty main-season bicolor super sweet (sh2).
Full-season (sh2) variety adapted to the South.
Yellow super sweet (sh2) with reputation for flavor.
Flavorful early super sweet (sh2).
First-early (syn) corn with large ears.
Extra-early, high-quality bicolor (sh2).
Full-season bicolor (sh2) with premium flavor and tenderness.
First-early (sh2) variety with improved vigor.
Early-midseason bicolor (sh2) with excellent eating quality.
Early white synergistic (syn) with great flavor.
Full-season bicolor (syn) with jumbo ears and great flavor.
Early-midseason bicolor (sh2) with excellent eating quality.
Full-season bicolor (syn) with jumbo ears and great flavor.
Flavorful early super sweet (sh2).
Full-season bicolor (sh2) with premium flavor and tenderness.
Our recommended sub for Vision MXR.
Extra-early, high-quality bicolor (sh2).
Reliable first-early synergistic (syn) producer.
Performance and flavor for the full-season (syn) slot.
Main-season workhorse bicolor (sh2).
Premium main-season (sh2) variety.
Yellow super sweet (sh2) with reputation for flavor.
Yellow super sweet (sh2) with reputation for flavor.
Reliable white (sh2) variety with superior eating quality.
Flavorful early super sweet (sh2).
Main-season workhorse bicolor (sh2).
Reliable first-early synergistic (syn) producer.
Full-season (sh2) variety adapted to the South.
Early white synergistic (syn) with great flavor.
Reliable first-early synergistic (syn) producer.
First-early (syn) corn with large ears.
Our recommended sub for Vision MXR.
Organic early season super sweet (sh2).

Sweet Corn Types

Corn type affects flavor, texture, storage potential, and isolation requirements when growing, so it’s important to know the types when you are selecting varieties to grow.

Sweet Corn Growing Information

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