  (rainbow) 100 days. [Seed grown by Merlyn Niedens, combining several strains of long ear Cherokee popcorn sent by Carl Barnes of Turpin, Oklahoma. Carl has helped save many of the Cherokee corns that came west over the the Trail of Tears.] Small kernelled variety makes surprisingly large pops, yielding for a low hull/corn ratio. Great flavor. Highly ornamental, 5-7" ears have many shiny colors including red, blue, orange, white and yellow. 6-8' plants. Pkt.
Featured in a Dec 2007 Mother Earth News article |
