Growing Sweet corn, also corn,maize

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(Best months for growing Sweet corn in New Zealand - cool/mountain regions)

October: After risk of frost

Sow in garden. Sow seed at a depth approximately three times the diameter of the seed. Best planted at soil temperatures between 61°F and 95°F. (Show °C/cm)
Space plants: 8 - 12 inches apart
Harvest in 11-14 weeks.
Compatible with (can grow beside): All beans, cucumber, melons, peas, pumpkin, squash, amaranth
Avoid growing close to: Celery.

Your comments and tips

09 Jan 09, Grahame (Australia - temperate climate): Mikal, there is no problem planting your corn now. Yig, I doubt your corn will do as well in pots as in the ground. Pauline, The corn needs to ripen on the plant before you pick it.
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06 Jan 09, mikal (Australia - temperate climate): hi my name is mikal and i want to start growing corn my freinds have told its a month late will they still grow p.s its january
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21 Jan 20, Robert (Australia - temperate climate): 11 years... I'd like to know this also...
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01 Jan 09, yig (Australia - temperate climate): can you grown them in pots and still get the same quality as growing them in the ground?
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14 Jun 08, Pauline (Unknown climate): can you ripen corn off the plant
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09 Jun 08, drew (Unknown climate): In Adelaide, around the inner suburbs, corn can be started as early as late june, if you put a frame around the seedlings and cover most of it with glad wrap, (put one inch holes around the bottom).
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21 Jan 08, sarita (Unknown climate): i wsih to plant some corn now am i too late or is it ok likving in cranbourne, where can we get good biclour variety n r they gm or gm free. what about hte su or se variety.
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