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Corn 'Glass Gem' (Organic)

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$3.27 $5.45 In stock

Category: Seeds

A dazzling heirloom unlike any other, Glass Gem Corn produces jewel-like cobs that shimmer in every colour of the rainbow—purples, blues, pinks, oranges and golds. Each cob is a one-of-a-kind work of art, making it as beautiful as it is useful. Traditionally grown for popping or grinding into cornmeal, it also makes a stunning ornamental feature in the vegie patch. With tall, productive plants and a rich cultural history, this is the corn that stops visitors in their tracks.

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emma ★★★★★

I wasn't prepared for how stunning the cobs would look when I peeled back the husks—each kernel is a different jewel tone. The organic seed germinated reliably for me in full sun.

Ella ★★★★★

Planted these in May and by late summer every single cob was a different mix of purples, pinks, and golds—honestly looked like stained glass in the garden. The seeds germinated reliably for me, and the color variety on each ear is even more striking in person than in the photos.

Henry U. ★★★★☆

The first cobs I harvested were absolutely stunning, with a mix of deep purple and bright gold kernels that looked almost fake. I was a bit surprised at how small some of the cobs were compared to standard sweet corn, but the sheer variety of colors on each one more than makes up for it. They're dry