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ginnie
Fort Mill, SC
(Zone 7b)

June 22, 2001
9:59 AM

Post #7000

my corn is barely waist high (no I'm not a giant :-)) and is tasselling already. It has been watered almost every day. I have sliver queen and sweet yellow. The sweet was planted later and seems to be ok. But the silver queen is short. It's also turning brown at the bottom. this is a new garden. We moved last year so the soil probably isn't the best but we're working on it. The soil at top is very red and hard while at the bottom end of the garden is sodt and dark. The garden slopes down to this soil. the silver queen is in the red clay soil. Any ideas or suggestions?

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