Two Inch Strawberry Popcorn Corn

This was such fun to grow! The kernels are tiny, so the popped corn is also tiny and cute! The kernels are sharp, so gloves make removing them easier. Next time, we're going to try popping them straight off the cobs.

As an organic heirloom gardener I have grown Strawberry popcorn for better 15 years.
That alone should e all you need to know butt I will add that there isn't a child nor a woman for that matter who doesn't rave!
I gave to everyone in my area be it man woman or beast and that includes the bar owner nearby who served popcorn at her bar.
Sorry your our of seed at present but will watch.
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I planted this corn in a food & pollinator jungle in my St. Paul, Minnesota front yard, interspersed with tomatoes, tomatillo, peppers, kale, lavender, milkweed, Jerusalem artichoke, sunflowers, and runner beans—truly a good forest jungle.

These corn grew fast: the plants were taller than “knee high by the Fourth of July” even though we had a drought this summer, and we started to harvest tiny ears of corn in late August. The dark red color of the kernels is spectacular.

We have not tried making popcorn yet but they are beautiful for decorative use.

This was my first season growing corn and I was just delighted with these! Every seed germinated, they grew well, produced well and popped well! They’re a stunning color and just so adorable too. I expect these will continue to be a staple for my garden.