Sweetcorn Marshalls Honeydew Seeds

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F1 Hybrids are crossed varieties that are exceptionally vigorous and longer lasting

The sweetest variety yet!

A very high quality second generation Extra Tender sweetcorn type with large cobs, a superb flavour.

So tender you can eat them raw - straight from the plant!

Quantity 50 Seeds
Catalogue Code 1020-2884

Growing Calendar for Sweetcorn Marshalls Honeydew Seeds

Sow Indoors

Sow Outdoors

Plant Outdoors

Harvest

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On 13/08/2011 david gaze wrote:

Rating:5

after using a different variety from a different supplier last year with disastareous results i went over the top and sowed 4 packets of honeydew to be on the safe side , achieved 98.5% germination and currently harvesting an average of 3 well sized cobs per plant . If you can catch a cob "on the cusp " don't even bother cooking as it is even sweeter raw !! ( no tooth picks required ). I am not looking anywhere else next year !

On 13/03/2011 Lisbeth Goossens wrote:

Rating:5

I tried many different varieties but never seem to get them ripe but these just did it and they were great I had 1 pack last year they all came out and all gave me fruit but this year I'm ordering 3 packs because they were deliciouse..I highly recommend this variety.. PERFECT AND EASY

On 28/08/2010 Richard Clarke wrote:

Rating:5

Excellent variety, bumper crop and so many I had to freeze loads.

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The sweetest variety of large cobs.

Sow Indoors: April-June 1in (2.5cm) deep in individual pots of pre watered compost. Keep soil moist at all times Temperature 65-70F (18-21C).

Sow Outdoors: May-June 1in (2.5cm) deep, in required harvest postion, Plant in a block 18in (45cm) apart water well to establish plants.

Plant Out: May-June. Harden off young plants before planting out in the required harvest position in a block 18in (45cm) by 18in(45cm) apart when risk of frost has passed.

Grow On: Mulch plants and make sure they are stable.If roots show cover with soil. Water well when in flower and in dry summers.

Harvest: July-October

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