Seed Needs 180+ Silver Queen Corn Seeds – Heirloom Sweet Corn, Non-GMO, 90–100 Days

Grow Silver Queen Sweet Corn from fresh vegetable seeds. This heirloom variety delivers ears that reach 8–9 inches long on sturdy 8–9 foot stalks, offering a reliable harvest window in warm-season gardens. Expect creamy kernels with a mild sweetness that shines when harvested at peak ripeness. With proper care, most gardeners see results in roughly 90–100 days from first sprouts.

Silver Queen thrives when started in warm soil and given full sun. You can begin seeds in peat pots for an early start, though direct outdoor sowing is often best once temperatures rise. Sowing depth around 1 inch and consistent moisture support robust ear development and pollination, helping you fill your garden with classic cornfield charm.

Why gardeners choose Seed Needs Silver Queen

• Appearance and flavor: classic white sweet corn with tender, creamy kernels and ears typically 8–9 inches long.
• Maturity and season fit: generally 90–95 days from planting to harvest, well-suited to warm climates with a long growing season.
• Plant characteristics: tall 7–8 foot stalks that commonly produce one to two ears per plant, creating a dramatic garden display.
• Growing conditions: requires full sun, fertile well-drained soil with pH 6.0–6.8; steady moisture during pollination supports yields.

• Quality and policy: all seeds are packaged for freshness and stored in controlled climates for the current and following seasons.
• Quantity and sharing: generous seed counts ready for planting now or saving for future seasons when stored properly.
• Packaging and documentation: each packet features an attractive illustration plus sowing instructions for quick setup.
• GMO policy: Seed Needs will not knowingly supply GMO seeds; most offerings are open-pollinated or heirloom, with a few hybrids.
• Germination and freshness: seeds come direct from growers, designed for fast germination when sown correctly, and protected by moisture-resistant packaging.

Growing tips and care

• Prepare rich, well-drained soil and place in full sun to maximize ear development and sweetness.
• Plant seeds about 1 inch deep; space according to your garden layout and companion crops.
• Water daily, especially during pollination, to encourage uniform kernels and robust ears.
• Consider peat pots for an early start, but direct outdoor sowing is highly effective when the weather warms.

Harvest guide

Harvest when kernels are fully developed and display a milky, sweet core. Store seeds in a cool, dry place to maintain germination quality for future seasons.