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Secure sweeter success when growing corn

Learn how to maximise the short growing season with Bob’s top advice

n most older vegetable gardening books you’ll seldom find references to sweetcorn, nor space allocated in crop rotations for these delectable cobs. It’s almost solely Anglo-American grown: yes, many places grow varieties of maize for fodder, grain, flour and pressing for corn

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