Remember me
Sometimes your sweet corn looks beautiful when you harvest it, but sometimes you get fresh corn that didn’t fully pollinate. Or worse, overripe corn. What to do?
Our latest video shows you how to redeem that fresh corn that isn’t suitable for eating straight off the cob. Let nothing go to waste with this quick and easy process.
How to Freeze Fresh Grown CornSubscribe to the Gardenerd YouTube channel for more helpful tips like these. Consider becoming a Patreon Subscriber to support the free stuff we do here at Gardenerd, including these videos. Patreon pals get behind-the-scenes video and monthly hangouts with Christy.
Stowell’s evergreen sweet corn is ready for harvest. They may be small but they are sweet!
Resources
Read this post for a written version of how to preserve your fresh corn harvest
Need help knowing when to harvest? We’ve got your covered with this video
Learn more about the milk stage in this post
This is what happens. Silks don’t get pollinated, so you get Toothless Sister-Cousin corn.
Don’t let any corn go to waste. Use the method in this video to save it for later use. You’ll be happy to have home-grown fresh corn on hand.
