Compare varieties of suikermais
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Black Mexican
An old, early sweetcorn whose kernels are white when young and turn black at full maturity.
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Double Red
Red-purple stems, leaves and cobs make Double Red a sweetcorn variety that also colours the garden.
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Double Standard
A very early, bicoloured sweetcorn with white and yellow kernels on cobs approximately 15 cm long.
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Glass Gem
Each cob has its own mosaic of glossy, coloured kernels: this maize is mainly a dry grain and popcorn selection.
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Golden Bantam
A classic open-pollinated yellow sweetcorn with medium cobs: especially attractive for preparing the harvest immediately fresh.
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Inca Rainbow
A vigorous sweetcorn selection with white, yellow, red and dark kernels on plants approximately 1.5–2 metres tall.
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Martian Purple
Sweetcorn with purplish-red plants and purplish-red kernels, selected from Double Red; colour also shapes the crop's appearance.
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Martian Purple Red
A selection with deep reddish-purple to purple cobs, listed separately as Martian Purple Red alongside Martian Purple.
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Mezdi
A second-early Sativa variety prioritising sweetcorn cob quality, with greater sweetness retention after harvest.
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Painted Hills
Multicoloured sweetcorn on plants potentially around two metres tall, developed through a targeted American cross.
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Stowells Evergreen
A very old, white sweetcorn with cobs around 20 cm long on tall plants: a pale counterpart to Golden Bantam.
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A characteristic is included only if it has its own supporting evidence. Descriptions from the United Kingdom do not predict the harvest in your garden.
- Maïs Inca Rainbow — ras- en teeltbeschrijvingFeggies · checked 2026-10-11


