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Corn - Buttergold Yellow Sweet Corn F1 Seeds - Sweet and Delicious

Corn - Buttergold Yellow Sweet Corn F1 Seeds - Sweet and Delicious

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Buttergold Corn - Sweet, Tender, and Early-Maturing Delight

Experience the golden sweetness of Buttergold Corn, a premium yellow sweet corn variety that’s perfect for home gardens and short-season climates. Known for its exceptional cold soil emergence and early maturity, Buttergold Corn delivers tender, sugar-enhanced ears that stay fresh longer. It is ideal for grilling, freezing, or enjoying straight from the cob.

Why Choose Buttergold Corn?

Sweet & Delicious: Savor the rich, buttery flavor of 7-8" ears packed with golden kernels that retain their sweetness even after harvest.

Early Harvest: Ready in just 63 days, Buttergold Corn matures faster than many other varieties, giving you a head start on fresh, homegrown corn.

Cold-Tolerant & Easy to Grow: Perfect for beginners, this hardy corn thrives in cooler soils and grows vigorously in warm weather, reaching 5-6' tall.

Planting & Growing Tips

Sow Buttergold Corn seeds directly into warm garden soil in late spring to early summer. Plant seeds 1" deep and 10" apart in rows spaced 30" wide for optimal growth. For best pollination, plant in blocks rather than single rows.

Pro Tip: Corn is a heavy feeder, so enrich your soil with compost or organic fertilizer to support robust growth.

Versatile & Nutritious

Enjoy Buttergold Corn grilled, boiled, or roasted on the cob. Remove the kernels to make salsa, soups, cornbread, or even freeze for later use. Packed with fiber, antioxidants like lutein and zeaxanthin, and essential vitamins, this corn is as nutritious as it is delicious.

Each packet contains 25 non-GMO seeds (enough for four 6' rows) and is part of our Get Real Grow Food collection. Perfect for sustainable home gardening.

Grow your golden harvest today!

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