🌽 Sweet Bodacious flavor! Bodacious RM Hybrid Sweet Corn is magnificent! Fantastic addition to your home garden! Seeds will grow into full size corn plants with stalks yielding delicious Yellow Corn. Deliciously Sweet & Tender Kernels: Bodacious RM corn delivers plump, golden ears bursting with rich, sugary flavor. Perfect for grilling, boiling, or enjoying fresh off the cob, this variety is a must-have for home gardeners and summer cookouts. 💦 So fun having corn in your own backyard! Great for that missing dinner side dish! Seeds are great for Planting in Garden or for storing in a seed safe for emergency. High Germination & Easy Growth: With a 90% germination rate, these non-GMO seeds ensure strong, healthy plants that produce uniform ears. Plant in full sun after the last frost, provide consistent moisture, and enjoy a bountiful harvest in just a few months. ☀️ Annual. 80 days. 60-72" plant height. 4-6" spacing. Produces 5-7" ears with yellow kernels. 🌎 USDA Zones: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Latin Name: Zea mays Type: Hybrid, Warm Season 📷 Please post pictures of your corn plants in a review! - Isla's Garden 👩‍🌾 Grow Bodacious RM Sweet Yellow Corn, a gardener’s favorite for its exceptionally sweet, tender kernels and reliable growth. This hybrid variety produces large, golden ears packed with juicy, crisp corn that’s perfect for fresh eating, grilling, and preserving. With an impressive 90% germination rate, these non-GMO seeds ensure a strong, uniform crop that thrives in home gardens. Bodacious RM corn is known for its excellent disease tolerance and vigorous growth, making it an easy and rewarding choice for gardeners of all levels. Enjoy a bountiful harvest of delicious, homegrown sweet corn straight from your own backyard! Prepare the soil with compost. One week after frost or when the soil consistently reaches 60 degrees F, plant the corn 1" deep and 8-12" apart. Planting blocks of four short rows ensures good pollination. Germination should take place in 5-6 days. For companion planting benefits, plant corn with cucumbers, peas, or pole beans; plants that like shade also do well with corn. Avoid planting tomatoes near corn. compost bins worm castings grow bags raised beds wheelbarrows mulch layers weed fabric hose timers fertilizer blends nitrogen boosters seed trays potting benches seedling heat mats pollination brushes bean trellises squash vines pumpkin patches melon tomato cages cucumber arches pea nets drying racks baskets canning lids vacuum seal rolls containers mason jar funnels pressure canners smoke grills cob kerneler gadgets butter harvest aprons sun hats gloves bird feeders cornmeal grinders flour mills feed scoops bale twine rain barrels homestead supplies organizers planting calendars test cookouts kitchens griddle plates pots coolers barbecues storage pouches preservation guides farmstead decor gifts gatherings gardeners book sets growing farm to table hobbies starts enrichment children’s lessons classroom units weekend gardening pastimes bonding chores decorative husks countryside appeal country charm excitement culinary imagination juicy supper seasonal warm season growth celebration dinner accents homemade dining crop landscapes gardens inspiration flavors lovers nights portions festive sunny days joy fillers collectors summertime nostalgia packets vegetable sale spring bulk wholesale easter mothers special present stocking stuffer christmas healthy prolific early sugary creamy freezing longevity flint maize cereal thanksgiving grain antioxidants