Early season hybrid sweet corn. 12–14 rows of bright yellow kernels on 8” (20 cm) ears of good quality. 1¾” (4.375 cm) diameter, cylindrical in shape. Culture: Sow ½” (12 mm) deep, in well tilled, very fertile soil. Space rows about 3’ (90 cm) apart or plant in groups (hills) of 6 seeds per group 3’ (90 cm) apart. Thin to 4 plants per group. Fertilize and keep weeds to a minimum during plant growth. Harvesting: 70–75 days. Good for canning and freezing.
Sweet Corn Golden Beauty
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When you want early, classic sweet corn with bright yellow kernels and dependable yields, Golden Beauty Hybrid is an easy win. It gives gardeners a fast-maturing crop that’s ideal for fresh eating, freezing, or canning.
Planting guide:
Planting Depth: ½”” / 12 mm
Seed Spacing: 6″” / 15 cm
Spacing Between Rows: 3′ / 90 cm
Days to Germination: 7
Spacing After Thinning: 12″”–15″” / 30–37.5 cm
Days to Maturity: 70–75″
Variety: 263
| Attributes | Open Pollinated, Premium |
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