Sweetcorn Golden Bantam Vegetable Seeds (Approx. 18 seeds) by Jamieson Brothers Reviews

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Jamieson Brothers® Sweetcorn Golden Bantam Vegetable Seeds SWEETCORN Zea maïs 'Golden Bantam' is a popular and easy to grow variety, producing an abundance of delicious sweetcorn. CHARACTERISTICS: Height: 150cm-200cm Exposure: Full sun Harvest: July onwards Garden Uses: Great for vegetable patch, beds & borders GROWING INSTRUCTIONS: Starting Indoors - April Sow seeds 0.5cm deep in trays of moist compost, be careful not to over-water. Store in a warm place. Plant out in desired location in May/June. Harden off first. Sowing Outdoors - May Row width: 30cm Sow seeds 0.5cm deep direct in growing bed. Keep the soil moist and be careful not to over-water. Cook immediately after picking. Feed regularly with a Tomato Feed. Keep well watered in dry conditions.

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Posted 1 month ago

“Seeds. There was supposed to be 18 but there was 26 unfortunately only 7 have grown.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Worth the money. Growing well”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Excellent germination rate. Soaked the seeds in water overnight and planted out the next day. Used the entire packet for a block of sweetcorn.Good germination rate nearly 100% and growing well. They're liking the blazing sunshine. Not harvested any ears yet, but will post an update with the results of the harvest.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Value for money good. Good seeds and 100% germination waiting for the cobs to ripen”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Excellent for children to grow.. I bought these for my grandchildren. I believe it’s better for children to grow a large plant that they Watch grow quickly. This is better than Sunflowers you get something at the end. And they enjoy eating Sweetcorn.Large seeds to pickup for little hands.”

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Posted 3 years ago