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    Home Β» In the Garden Β» Growing Vegetables Β» Growing Corn - Peaches & Cream at 4 1/2 Weeks

    Growing Corn - Peaches & Cream at 4 1/2 Weeks

    Published: Jul 18, 2010 Β· Modified: Jul 1, 2019 by Eric Samuelson

    Corn 7-14-10 (1)

    If you wish to read my all my posts on growing peaches & cream corn, click here.

    It's been two weeks since I posted a picture of my corn. If you look at the previous entry, you will see quite a bit of growth has taken place. Then it was just about knee high and now its up to the height of my fence. It has been hot and humid the last 2 weeks, which is good growing conditions for the corn (at least the heat is good for something). It should still be a while before tassels begins to appear (I am guessing 3 weeks or so).

    Corn 7-14-10 (2)

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