Fisher’s Earliest Sweet Corn

70 days — The plants of 'Fisher's Earliest' sweet corn are vigorous with stalks that reach five to six feet tall and often produce tillers. Each stalk produces one, six inch ear that contains ten to twelve rows of golden-yellow kernels. It has a great, sweet, old-fashioned flavor, but like all heritage Su sweet corn varieties, the ears should be eaten as quickly as possible after harvesting.

'Fisher's Earliest' was developed by the late Ken Fisher of Belgrade, Montana who worked for 60+ years selecting for the short growing season there. Each packet contains one ounce, which is approximately 140 seeds.