Todays harvest.

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  1. Donna S

    Donna S Hardy Maple

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    Strawberry corn - popcorn ( photo / image / picture from Donna S's Garden )
     
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  3. cherylad

    cherylad Countess of Cute-ification Plants Contributor

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    Interesting!
     
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    waretrop Strong Ash Plants Contributor

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    I can't believe some of the stuff you grow. That is cool..?
     
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    Netty Chaotic Gardener Plants Contributor

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    That looks great! I tried to grow some a few years back, but it didn't do much.
     



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    Donna, if I bring the DVD, will you pop the corn and we'll all have a night of it? I like a bit of butter and salt on mine . . . .
     
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  8. Donna S

    Donna S Hardy Maple

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    Barb, I try to grow something different every year. I grew popcorn for my GK"s. this year. I wanted them to see how it grew and how we popped corns when I was a kid. I've been looking for a popper from my day, but now they are antigue and very expensive.

    Netty, I found it easy to grow. Drying it is the tricky part.

    Jane, Don't for get the wine.

    Cheryl & KK, Thanks.
     
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    Very Nice
     
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    Donna... if you have a deep cast iron pot or skillet, you can pop them in that. Just add some oil to the bottom.
     
  11. Donna S

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    Cheryl, I do and that is how it will get popped. I really wanted the antique popper.
     
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    Donna please do post the picture of the pop corns as well. I would love to see that too.
     
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    Wonder if you can still get Jiffy-Pop?
     
  14. Donna S

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    Mart, yes you can buy Jiffy-Pop. Goggle it you'll be shocked at the price.
     
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    I always wanted to grow that, for it's beauty in the ears, and it's practicality...tell me..are the stalks pretty too? Pics welcome! :)
     
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    Growergirl, The stalks look like regular corn, but not as tall. You have to let the ears dry on the stalks. So stalks are gone now that I have picked it all. What you see in picture came from 8 stalks.
     

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