With only eight weeks left until harvest, the corn crop along the coast is going crazy in the 5 degree heat.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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Those white patches are just sandtraps along the lush fairways of the Greenland Golf and Country Club.
I’m fairly certain you’re misleading me unless it is mini corn – shame on you !
Actually, the corn up there is similar to the Arctic Poppy, it faces the sun all day, thus, the corn will be ready in short order.
Must be Pygmy corn…
http://pantrycreations.blogspot.com/2011/08/mutant-pygmy-corn.html
Grown indoors somewhere under artificial light…
Unfortunately, that was grown in full sunlight. I just suck at farming. 🙂 Hope everyone else has better luck.