CORN, STOWELL'S EVERGREEN WHITE

CORN, STOWELL'S EVERGREEN WHITE One of the oldest white sweet corns tracing back to American Indian stock. It was developed by Nathan Stowell of New Jersey in 1848. Ears are 8 to 9 in., with deep, wide kernels in 16 to 18 rows. Remains in the milk stage a long time giving it the name 'evergreen'. Stalks reach 8 feet. 98 days 50 seeds