Anyone grow Temptation Corn? Wondering if it's worth a try.

Thanks!

G'day,
Sounds tempting.
China
Wingham
NSW
065

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It is a relatively small early bi-color. al ways worth trying once. I
have grown Quickie and it is fairly good for an early corn. Temptation
is designed for northern growers, so I have not been tempted.

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It is a relatively small early bi-color. al ways worth trying once. I
have grown Quickie and it is fairly good for an early corn. Temptation
is designed for northern growers, so I have not been tempted.


Thanks. Yeah, I am in central NY so I was looking for something more suited
to the cooler region. The other one I was thinking of is Geronimo but I
can't did up anything else on it except what's in the Stokes catalog.

FDR said:


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It is a relatively small early bi-color. al ways worth trying once. I
have grown Quickie and it is fairly good for an early corn. Temptation
is designed for northern growers, so I have not been tempted.


Thanks. Yeah, I am in central NY so I was looking for something more
suited
to the cooler region. The other one I was thinking of is Geronimo but I
can't did up anything else on it except what's in the Stokes catalog.

I"ve grown their Ivanhoe (similar days-to-harvest) and liked it a lot.

For a bicolor SE corn with a bit later harvest, it's be hard to beat
Lancelot!

I grow Seneca Dancer for a late harvest.

(While staggering planting times help to spread out the harvest, my
experience is that staggering planting times *and varieties* is much more
reliable. I start with a super-early variety and when it emerges, plant
a later variety, etc. on through to my longest days-to-harvest variety.)

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(attributed to Don Marti)

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It is a relatively small early bi-color. al ways worth trying once. I
have grown Quickie and it is fairly good for an early corn. Temptation
is designed for northern growers, so I have not been tempted.


Thanks. Yeah, I am in central NY so I was looking for something more
suited
to the cooler region. The other one I was thinking of is Geronimo but I
can't did up anything else on it except what's in the Stokes catalog.

I"ve grown their Ivanhoe (similar days-to-harvest) and liked it a lot.

For a bicolor SE corn with a bit later harvest, it's be hard to beat
Lancelot!

I grow Seneca Dancer for a late harvest.

(While staggering planting times help to spread out the harvest, my
experience is that staggering planting times *and varieties* is much more
reliable. I start with a super-early variety and when it emerges, plant
a later variety, etc. on through to my longest days-to-harvest variety.)

Thanks for the advice Pat!


--
Pat in Plymouth MI ('someplace.net' is comcast)

Any technology distinguishable from magic is insufficiently advanced.
(attributed to Don Marti)