VARIETIES 



Golden Dawn. Stalks S| feet high. An 

 early yellow-grained variety, having eight 

 to 12 rows. Ripens with Early Crosby. 

 The kernels are very sweet. Prolific. 



Golden Honey. Stalk 6 feet tall. Ears 

 of good size, larger than Golden Bantam. 

 Later than Golden Sweet, requiring 75 to 

 80 days. Quite prolific. Ears are 10 to 

 12-rowed. 



Golden Rod. Stalk grows about 7 feet. 

 Ears 10, 12 and 14-rowed, and 6 to 8 

 inches long. An improvement on the 

 Golden Bantam. Matures in 100 days. 



Granite State. Stalk 5 feet tall. Ears 

 are large and set well down on the stalk. 

 The kernels are medium, white, good, sweet, 

 filling the cob to the end. Matures after 

 Crosby. A good home use variety. 



Harvest Early. The ears are large, and 

 the corn very sweet. A 70-day corn, grows 

 7^ feet tall. Ears 7 to 8 inches, with 12 

 rows of kernels. 



Henderson. Stalk 6\ to 8 feet tall, 

 maturing the ears in 90 to 100 days. White 

 grain and cob. Kernels sweet and tender, 



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