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Larisa Walk
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I'm hoping to find someone with experience growing Blood Brothers Sweet Corn from Sandhill Preservation Seeds. It sounds like it is at least somewhat lodge resistant? How long to harvest for you, size of ear and size of plant. Anything else noteworthy would be most appreciated.
 
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I am interested in this too.  I planted Who Gets Kissed Sweet Corn this year and didn't get good pollination.  They all matured at different times too.  I picked out the best ears to try again next year.  

The best place to pray for a good crop is at the end of a hoe!

 
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