92 days. One of the most unusual sweet corns because the white kernels are arranged irregularly, not in rows. The kernels are also very deep and narrow, hence its alternate name "Shoe-peg". Developed around 1890 in the Connecticut Valley, it is a much bigger form of a very old variety, Ne Plus Ultra ("nothing better"). In fertile soils, it can yield three ears per stalk, and sometimes more. It is a beautiful corn with wonderful texture and flavor. It holds its peak quality much longer than most heirloom corns.
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