Improved King Phillip Corn
An exceedingly early variety for field crop, and often used green for boiling. It will afford green corn in sixty days, and mature in three months from planting. Ears ten to twelve inches long, uniformly eight-rowed; kernels dark copper-red, rather large, stalk six feet in height, producing one or two ears.
Originally listed in: 1881 D.M. Ferry Catalog
An exceedingly early variety for field crop, and often used green for boiling. It will afford green corn in sixty days, and mature in three months from planting. Ears ten to twelve inches long, uniformly eight-rowed; kernels dark copper-red, rather large, stalk six feet in height, producing one or two ears.
Originally listed in: 1881 D.M. Ferry Catalog