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If you grind your own mustard as well is is the best! Hard on your wheel so do it once it is ready to replace then grind up a who big bunch.

Corn grows easy but does take rrom a fenc line works well I find and hide that caged in look.

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Yes couple rows of corn can fence in your property very well. Plus feed your family for a few months of fresh sweet corn. Plant a few rows of cow corn to use as corn flour.

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I just need to kill some flowers so I can. Place is small for corn or vine crops. I am learning how to make pumpkins and such climb though.

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Vine crops are good but they can be a handful at times. Getting them to grow where you want is a daily chore. Once you get them where you want it is a good crop. I think I will stick to sweet corn though as it is one of the kids favorite meals.

th Corn Sweet Iowa No

Grow corn and plant your beans at the base they crawl up and the corn is a great brace for them as corn comes on much soon then the beans.

No Iowa Sweet Corn On 4th

I am so envious. Growing corn in Alaska can be done but the effort is hardly worth it. It is easier to buy it from Costco. While it is still good, there is nothing like fresh picked corn right out of the garden. It is so much better! Kind of like fresh caught Alaskan salmon and halibut.

No Iowa Sweet Corn 4th - Page 2

I have never tried Halibut. Sadly now I can try anything and not enjoy its unique flavor. I would hope that someday you all get the chance to come visit Iowa. Take a ride across the state in July on a bike or spend a day wandering around the state fair grounds in mid August. Either way I am sure you can get some fresh picked sweet corn. A lot of people sell it from the back of their pick up trucks on some corner.

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It is nice to see that the sweet corn is now making its way to the markets. I truly missed having sweet corn grown locally during the celebrations last week. I hope that I can eat enough now to make that memory of not having it go away.