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BLOODY BUTCHER
110 days. Large, red colored ears make a rich flavored cornmeal or just works great for fall decorations.
When young, can be used for roasting ears. 8' tall stalk often has 2 ears per stalk. Seed maybe treated.
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CHEROKEE
110 days. An older variety of ornamental corn with large ears of red, blue, white, and some striped kernels.
Untreated seed.
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FIESTA F1
102 days. Earlier and shorter stalks then ornamental Indian corn. This dazzler has over 50% purple husks.
Ears are 7-10" long and have wide range of kernel colors. Treated.
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HOPIE BLUE
110 days. 8-10" long dark blue ears. The true Hopie Indian corn. Great for fall decoration or blue cornmeal
for blue corn chips. Untreated seed.
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MINI INDIAN CORN
103 days. This little Indian corn has small, 2-4" long ears in a multitude of colors. Excellent for fall
decoration that are sure to be a delightful display. Seed maybe treated.
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ORNAMENTAL INDIAN
110 days. Remarkable range of colors. These large multicolored ears are becoming more popular every
year for fall decorations. Seed maybe treated.
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Red Colors
120 days. Open pollinated. Excellent for making brooms.
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