The corn is in full swing! I have never noticed the way the pollen hangs from the male flowers at the tops of the plants!
10 months ago
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3 comments:
Interesting. Are there seperate male and female plants, or just seperate flowers? The sky in the background of the second shot is a lovely colour
When I was young, I didn't take much notice of how they corns grow and what they have. At harvest time, I simply remove the cover and cook them. The old and dried ones were either feed to the chicken or we would do something delicious for a snack food. Great to impart the importance of this plant. Yummy sweet corn.
Wonderful post!
Thanks for posting for TODAY'S FLOWERS!
Luiz
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