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Six Nations Flour Corn Seeds

South GA Seed Company

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★ Organically grown on our farm 

This very rare Northeastern heirloom corn is a historic variety once grown extensively by Native Americans as an important staple crop. Known for its sturdy growth, beautiful white kernels, and dependable production, this exceptional corn variety has remained treasured for both its culinary uses and historical significance.

Plants grow approximately 6 to 7 feet tall and typically produce one to two large uniform ears per stalk. The ears feature classic 8-row kernels reaching around 9 inches long with beautiful white grain ideal for grinding into traditional cornmeal, grits, and homestead recipes.

This early maturing heirloom performs well in a variety of growing conditions and is an excellent choice for home gardens, homesteads, seed savers, and historical crop preservation projects.


Northeastern Heirloom Corn Seed Details

  • Quantity: 25 Seeds
  • Plant Type: Heirloom Dent Corn
  • Kernel Color: White
  • Flavor: Rich Traditional Corn Flavor
  • Growth Habit: Upright Sturdy Stalks
  • Plant Height: 6-7 Feet Tall
  • Ear Size: Approximately 9 Inches
  • Rows Per Ear: 8 Rows
  • Seed Planting Depth: 1-2 Inches
  • Germination Temperature: 70-80°F
  • Days to Germination: 4-8 Days
  • Row Spacing: 12-24 Inches
  • Plant Spacing: 6-8 Inches
  • 100' Row Yield: 15 Pounds
  • Sun Requirements: Full Sun
  • Harvest Time: Approximately 95 Days
  • Ideal Uses: Cornmeal, Grits, Homestead Cooking, Historical Preservation, Seed Saving, Market Gardens

How to Save Seeds

Corn readily cross pollinates with other corn varieties, so separate different varieties by at least 1 mile for maintaining seed purity.

Allow ears to dry thoroughly on the stalk before harvesting, but avoid leaving them exposed too long once fully dry to prevent weather or pest damage.

For maintaining healthy genetic diversity, collect seed from at least 100 separate corn plants whenever possible.

Once the ears are fully dry, rub or shell the kernels from the cobs and store the seeds in a cool dry location inside labeled airtight containers or envelopes until ready for future planting.

Six Nations Flour Corn Seeds