Pennsylvania Butter-Flavored Popcorn
Pennsylvania Butter-Flavored Popcorn is an old Pennsylvania Dutch variety predating 1885, but with otherwise unknown origins. Eight-foot-tall plants produce two or more ears per plant. The characteristically tapered ears average 4 to 6-inch-long and are packed with small creamy white kernels. As the name suggests, the popped kernels have a unique, butter-like flavor even without the addition of butter. A great option for vegans or those just looking to reduce the amount of fat in their diet. The high-yielding plants also offer an excellent bang for the buck for those with limited garden space. Approximately 120 days to harvest. Each packet contains a minimum of 50 seeds.
Pennsylvania Butter-Flavored Popcorn is an old Pennsylvania Dutch variety predating 1885, but with otherwise unknown origins. Eight-foot-tall plants produce two or more ears per plant. The characteristically tapered ears average 4 to 6-inch-long and are packed with small creamy white kernels. As the name suggests, the popped kernels have a unique, butter-like flavor even without the addition of butter. A great option for vegans or those just looking to reduce the amount of fat in their diet. The high-yielding plants also offer an excellent bang for the buck for those with limited garden space. Approximately 120 days to harvest. Each packet contains a minimum of 50 seeds.
