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	Corn - OPEN POLLINATED - John Haulk (PKT of 100) Bradshaw Heirloom Collection	Details
	Source: Oliver Ridley, Mountain Rest, SC. This hardy heirloom yellow corn has been grown in the foothills of SC for over 100 years. Mr.Ridley gave this variety to Dr. Bradshaw in 1992 and had grown this corn for over 50 years. He obtained his seed from John Haulk who had grown it for over 50 years in the same area. A hardy corn which grows to 12-15 feet tall, it is suitable for table use, excellent for grinding for corn meal, and also makes an excellent animal feed. It is very resistant to both insects and to damage by molds, rot, etc. Dr. Bradshaw has grown this corn several years and especially enjoys grinding it for corn meal. Plants should be spaced two feet apart and hilled up to prevent lodging during high winds.PKT (100) $3 Sold Out
	Price: $3.00	Out of Stock

	Corn - OPEN POLLINATED - John Haulk (PKT of 200) Bradshaw Heirloom Collection	Details
	Source: Oliver Ridley, Mountain Rest, SC. This hardy heirloom yellow corn has been grown in the foothills of SC for over 100 years. Mr.Ridley gave this variety to Dr. Bradshaw in 1992 and had grown this corn for over 50 years. He obtained his seed from John Haulk who had grown it for over 50 years in the same area. A hardy corn which grows to 12-15 feet tall, it is suitable for table use, excellent for grinding for corn meal, and also makes an excellent animal feed. It is very resistant to both insects and to damage by molds, rot, etc. Dr. Bradshaw has grown this corn several years and especially enjoys grinding it for corn meal. Plants should be spaced two feet apart and hilled up to prevent lodging during high winds. PKT (200) $5 SOLD OUT
	Price: $5.00	Out of Stock

	Corn - OPEN POLLINATED - Pencil Cob (½ Lb)	Details
	80-100 days. Sometimes called Tennessee Red Cob corn. This southern Heirloom that has existed in the American South since the late 1800’s, produces white shoepeg kernals. The plants are very sturdy and are often grown in an intercropping system to provide support for pole beans. Each ear is medium large in size and besides being excellent for roasting ears, also makes a good corn bread. ½ LB $6 SOLD OUT
	Price: $6.00	Out of Stock

	Corn - OPEN POLLINATED - Pencil Cob (PKT)	Details
	80-100 days. Sometimes called Tennessee Red Cob corn. This southern Heirloom that has existed in the American South since the late 1800’s, produces white shoepeg kernals. The plants are very sturdy and are often grown in an intercropping system to provide support for pole beans. Each ear is medium large in size and besides being excellent for roasting ears, also makes a good corn bread. PKT (150) $2. SOLD OUT
	Price: $2.00	Out of Stock

	Corn - OPEN POLLINATED - Reids Yellow Dent (1/2 Lb)	Details
	85-110 days. Productive, hardy Heirloom corn was a prize winner at the 1893 World's Fair. Developed by James L. Reid in northern Illinois from a Gordon Hopkins cross his father brought from Brown County, Ohio in 1846. Vigorous 6-7' plants with 9-10" well-filled ears. Very dependable and adaptive variety. 1/2 Lb $6. SOLD OUT
	Price: $6.00	Out of Stock

	Corn - OPEN POLLINATED - Reids Yellow Dent (PKT)	Details
	85-110 days. Productive, hardy Heirloom corn was a prize winner at the 1893 World's Fair. Developed by James L. Reid in northern Illinois from a Gordon Hopkins cross his father brought from Brown County, Ohio in 1846. Vigorous 6-7' plants with 9-10" well-filled ears. Very dependable and adaptive variety. PKT (150) $2
	Price: $2.00

	Corn - OPEN POLLINATED - Truckers Favorite (½ Lb)	Details
	115 days. Heirloom 8-9 foot tall plants produce 8-10 inch ears with 14-18 rows of white kernels. Grind for flour or use for livestock feed. ½ LB. $6
	Price: $6.00

	Corn - OPEN POLLINATED - Truckers Favorite (PKT)	Details
	115 days. Heirloom 8-9 foot tall plants produce 8-10 inch ears with 14-18 rows of white kernels. Grind for flour or use for livestock feed. PKT (150) $2
	Price: $2.00

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