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Multi-Color
Multi-colored sweet corn adds a new dimension, both in flavor and in appearance, to one of your favorite summertime crops. Unlike bi-color corn, which typically has two distinct colors, multi-color corn exhibits a broader spectrum of colors, including shades of red, pink, purple, blue, yellow, and white. Each ear of multi-color sweet corn may feature a unique combination and arrangement of colors. Growing multi-color sweet corn contributes to genetic diversity in the garden and helps preserve unique and heirloom corn varieties. It can be a way to celebrate the rich cultural heritage associated with colorful corn varieties, while adding fun to the dinner table.
