The appearance of glass gem corn

Glass Gem corn

Note: Glass Gem corn, a stunning heirloom flint corn, boasts rainbow-colored, jewel-like kernels. Bred in the 1980s by Carl Barnes in Oklahoma, it blends Pawnee, Osage, and Cherokee varieties. It gained fame in 2012 when a viral photo showcased its beauty. This edible corn pops like popcorn or grinds into cornmeal for dishes like polenta. Grow it in full sun, 30 inches apart, and harvest in 110-120 days when husks dry. A true gem for gardeners and food lovers!

I wonder where you can buy seeds....

Amazing

Wonderful

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sparkling like your eyes

i'd love to nibble on some of that corn

So interesting.

makes me want to chew on some corn