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Delaware Black Flint Corn- Sehsapsing

 
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Hey just wanted to know if anyone had experience growing Delaware Black Flint Corn also called Sehsapsing corn. Grew some this past summer in my annual garden and it did pretty good. It did not have the best pollination but it did better then I expected. Does anyone have suggestions with this specific type of corn or corn in general? How can I get better pollination? I tried hand pollination but this corn is pretty tall so it was more difficult then expected so I gave up and let it pollinate naturally.
 
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