Damaun KS Super Sweet corn stalk next to roasted corn arranged on a white background.
Damaun KS Super Sweet corn stacked in a wooden crate on a white background
Cooked and raw Damaun KS Super Sweet Corn with butter.
Grilled and seasoned Damaun KS Super Sweet Corn with raw cobs on a wooden background.
A gardener prepares Damaun KS Super Sweet Corn for cooking by opening the husks. Image courtesy of Lucy Hutchins.
Damaun KS Super Sweet Corn at different stages of maturity. Image courtesy of Lucy Hutchins.
Damaun KS Super Sweet Corn with and without husks on a wood box against a blue background.
A close-up of Damaun KS Super Sweet Corn cobs with and without husks.
Grilled and seasoned Damaun KS Super Sweet Corn with one fresh cob on a wooden cutting board.
Damaun KS Super Sweet Corn plants growing in the field at the Baker Creek farm.
Damaun KS Super Sweet corn stalk next to roasted corn arranged on a white background.
Damaun KS Super Sweet corn stacked in a wooden crate on a white background
Cooked and raw Damaun KS Super Sweet Corn with butter.
Grilled and seasoned Damaun KS Super Sweet Corn with raw cobs on a wooden background.
A gardener prepares Damaun KS Super Sweet Corn for cooking by opening the husks. Image courtesy of Lucy Hutchins.
Damaun KS Super Sweet Corn at different stages of maturity. Image courtesy of Lucy Hutchins.
Damaun KS Super Sweet Corn with and without husks on a wood box against a blue background.
A close-up of Damaun KS Super Sweet Corn cobs with and without husks.
Grilled and seasoned Damaun KS Super Sweet Corn with one fresh cob on a wooden cutting board.
Damaun KS Super Sweet Corn plants growing in the field at the Baker Creek farm.

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Damaun KS Super Sweet

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Description

(Zea mays). Super sweet and oh so delicious! This is the kind of sweet corn that brings folks back to the garden with a smile. Developed by traditional seed growers in Germany, it blends modern sweetness with that deep, familiar corn flavor many remember from years past. The golden kernels shine on the cob and deliver tender, juicy bites perfect for fresh eating, canning, or sharing at the table. Being open-pollinated, it invites you to save seed and pass it along—keeping that circle of growing and sharing alive for seasons to come.

Plant Details

Botanical Name
Zea mays
Life Cycle
Annual
Sun Requirement
6–8 hr.
Days to Germinate
7–10
Days to Maturity
80–85
Planting Depth
1–1 ½ in.
Plant Spacing
12 in.
Ideal Temperature
65–85°F
Frost Hardy
No

Growing Guide

When to Grow

Direct sow seeds outdoors in late spring, after the last frost when soil temperatures reach at least 60°F. In cooler climates, use black plastic mulch to warm the soil before planting. If you’re not sure how to find your first and last frost dates, consult our blog post 'Our Experts Answer Questions, Share Resources.'

How to Sow and Plant

Plant corn seeds 1 to 1.5 inches deep in rows spaced 30–36 inches apart. Group seeds in blocks rather than long rows to ensure effective pollination. Thin seedlings to 12 inches apart once established.

How to Grow

Keep soil consistently moist, especially during tasseling and ear development. Fertilize with a nitrogen-rich organic feed at least twice—once when plants reach knee-high and again when they begin to tassel. Hill soil around the base for added support in windy areas.

How to Save Seeds

  • Corn is wind pollinated and will easily cross with other varieties (including GMO corn!). You will need at least 1 mile of isolation to avoid cross pollination. You can also use staggered timing or caging techniques.
  • Hand pick ears when fully dried on stalk. Seeds keep best if left on the ear; just remove at planting time.
  • Sweet corn seeds will remain viable for 2 years; dent corn will last up to 5 years when properly stored in an airtight container.

FAQ

How do I know when Damaun KS Super Sweet corn is ready to harvest?

Harvest when the silks have turned brown and the ears feel full. Pierce a kernel—if the juice is milky, it's ready. Clear liquid means it needs more time.

Can Damaun KS Super Sweet corn be grown in containers?

It’s not ideal for containers due to its height and pollination needs. However, if space is limited, use large, deep containers and grow in blocks for better pollination.

Why are my corn kernels underdeveloped?

Incomplete pollination is a common cause. Ensure plants are grown in blocks and hand-pollinate if needed by shaking tassels to distribute pollen onto silks.

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Customer reviews

4.4 / 5 15 Reviews

What gardeners are saying

  • Old-fashioned sweet flavor: Sweet but not cloying, with real corn taste.

  • Easy to start: Fast, reliable germination from direct sowing.

  • Weathers heat and wind: Stalks stood through heat, drought and strong winds.

  • Tall, sturdy stalks: Plants reach six to eight feet and hold up well.

  • Heads up: Ear worms love it; some report unevenly filled ears.

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