Corn
Strawberry

This heirloom flint corn produces small, ruby-red, strawberry-shaped ears, valued for popping, grinding, and decorative use.

About Strawberry

This heirloom flint corn grows on compact 4-6 foot stalks, yielding multiple 2-3 inch ears characterized by their glossy, ruby-red kernels and rounded, strawberry-like shape. Maturing in approximately 100 days, the kernels are excellent for popping, turning fluffy and white with a slightly sweet flavor. It is also well-suited for grinding into a sweet, pink-hued meal or grits, and its charming ears make it popular for decorative displays and fall crafting.