Boone County White Corn
50 Seeds
White seeded variety developed by James Riley of Boone County, Indiana and released in 1874. Towering plants with wide leaves produce large 18-22 rowed ears of up to 11” in length. Plants have excellent standability. Following the 2020 derecho that blew through our area, we were surprised to find that the Boone Co. White had escaped the 100+ mph winds mostly unscathed, despite the fact that it towered far above our other varieties. Large, white kernels are suitable for roasting or grinding into corn flour. 115 days. 50 seeds per packet.
White seeded variety developed by James Riley of Boone County, Indiana and released in 1874. Towering plants with wide leaves produce large 18-22 rowed ears of up to 11” in length. Plants have excellent standability. Following the 2020 derecho that blew through our area, we were surprised to find that the Boone Co. White had escaped the 100+ mph winds mostly unscathed, despite the fact that it towered far above our other varieties. Large, white kernels are suitable for roasting or grinding into corn flour. 115 days. 50 seeds per packet.