Grow beautiful Indian corn. By News-Times, The (Danbury, CT) Oct 31, 2004. Every year it hangs on doors or is used in some type of harvest decor, but Indian corn (Zea mays), ...

If you’re going to try growing Indian corn in your own garden, here are some things to remember. Corn must have full sun, and you’ll need a good-sized patch to ensure full pollination.

If you’re going to try growing Indian corn in your own garden, here are some things to remember. Corn must have full sun, and you’ll need a good-sized patch to ensure full pollination.

It’s already August, but it’s still possible to plant corn. You can thank the efforts of New England Indian tribes for this late summer option for your vegetable garden.Having received their ...

Corn was developed about 6,000 years ago in the Oaxaca Valley of Mexico. Eventually, many American Indian tribes came to depend upon this easy-to-grow, protein-rich grain. Grow these colorful ...

A Huff-area farm and ranch family has found a niche in growing and supplying Indian corn as ornamentals in autumn. Skip to main content Skip to main content. Register ...

Plot holder Gary Sycamore grows unusual corn on his Shepherd's Hill allotment alongside veg he sells in aid of Highgate gardening charity the… ...

There are few food items which proclaim that it is summer more than corn. Sweet corn is highly anticipated all growing season. Its taste and color remind us of long sunny days, fun and the bounty o… ...

Summer’s golden joy, corn on the cob, is a recent pleasure. Through history, most of the corn grown in the Americas was used for animal feed or ground into corn products such as cornmeal or m… ...

Hint: you need lots of sun and space. Oh, and watch out for those earworms.