DENT CORN 

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Bloody Butcher CORN, DENT 57g seed	Bloody Butcher CORN, DENT 57g seed Check Latest Price 120 days. [Introduced about 1845. Originally from Virginia. Seed stock courtesy of the USDA.] This is the original 'Bloody Butcher'. Stalks grow 10 to 12' tall producing 2 ears per stalk. Kernels are blood-red with darker red stripes, and occasional white or blue kernels. Use for flour, cereal, ...
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	Bloody Butcher CORN, DENT 228g seed Check Latest Price ...
	Hickory King CORN, DENT 57g seed Check Latest Price 85/110 days. [Pre-1875.] In the hills and hollows of Virginia this corn is still appreciated as a roasting and hominy corn. It is considered the best variety for hominy because the skin of the kernel is easily removed by soaking. Also good for grits, corn meal, and flour. Makes a nice roasting co ...
	Hickory King CORN, DENT 114g seed Check Latest Price ...
	Hickory King CORN, DENT 228g seed Check Latest Price ...
	Hickory King CORN, DENT 454g seed Check Latest Price ...
McCormack's Blue Giant CORN, DENT 57g seed	McCormack's Blue Giant CORN, DENT 57g seed Check Latest Price 85/100 days. [Introduced 1994 by SESE. Developed by Dr. Jeff McCormack from a cross between 'Hickory King' and an unnamed heirloom blue dent.] A variety especially suited to the eastern U.S. 'McCormack's Blue Giant' is especially suited for clay soils and drought prone areas. Because the 10-12' ...
Reid's Yellow Dent CORN, DENT 57g seed	Reid's Yellow Dent CORN, DENT 57g seed Check Latest Price 85/110 days. [Dates back to the 1840's, when it originated as a cross between 'Gordon Hopkins', a late, light red variety, and an early yellow flint variety.] The cross was accidental: Robert Reid had a poor stand of 'Gordon Hopkins' one year and replanted the missing hills with the early yellow f ...
	Reid's Yellow Dent CORN, DENT 114g seed Check Latest Price ...
	Reid's Yellow Dent CORN, DENT 228g seed Check Latest Price ...
	Tennessee Red Cob CORN, DENT 57g seed, USDA Certified Organic Check Latest Price 120 days. [Pre-1900. The date is uncertain since Tennessee farmers referred to several red cob, white dent corns as 'Tennessee Red Cob'; however this seed came from the University of Tennessee. Seed generously supplied by VA extension agent Harold Jerrell.] Tall, sturdy stalks often used to support ...
	Tennessee Red Cob CORN, DENT 114g seed, USDA Certified Organic Check Latest Price ...
	Tennessee Red Cob CORN, DENT 228g seed, USDA Certified Organic Check Latest Price ...
	Tennessee Red Cob CORN, DENT 454g seed, USDA Certified Organic Check Latest Price ...
Cherokee White Eagle CORN, DENT 57g seed	Cherokee White Eagle CORN, DENT 57g seed Check Latest Price 110 days. A beautiful white and blue corn with a red cob. Occasionally there will be an all-blue ear. Some people can see the image of a white eagle in the kernels! Plants grow 8 to 10 feet tall. Pkt ...
	Jellicorse Twin CORN, DENT 57g seed Check Latest Price 120 days. [Pre-1920] Tennessee variety, very similar to Neal’s Paymaster but with a white cob. Extremely heat tolerant, set seed even during 107°F temperatures! [Note: treated seed (Spinosad, neem oil) -- while our seed is normally untreated, we're making an exception for this very rare variety!] P ...
Floriani Red Flint CORN, FLINT 57g seed, USDA Certified Organic	Floriani Red Flint CORN, FLINT 57g seed, USDA Certified Organic Check Latest Price (FLORIANA FLINT, RED TRENTINO FLINT) 100 days [Family heirloom from the Valsugana valley of Italy near Trento, via William Rubel. Originally brought to Italy from America, it evolved over hundreds of years to become the staple polenta corn of the valley.] Beautiful medium- to deep-red kernels are sl ...
CULTURE: Dent corns are generally best adapted to the Southeast and Midwest and are used primarily for roasting ears, corn bread, and hominy. Some old timers actually prefer eating the starchy dent corns in the same manner as sweet corns. Perhaps this practice may be attributed to the insect resistance of the tight husks of many dent corns. Two maturity dates may be given for dent corn; the first is number of days to maturity for use as roasting ears. The second date is the number of days for use as meal, grits, or hominy. PACKET: 2 oz or 57 g (128 to 186 seeds, depending on variety) sows 40 to 60'.