Sweet corn should be planted as soon as the ground is reasonably warm,
in hills, three feet apart, three plants to a hill. The season for
sweet corn can be greatly prolonged by planting early and late sorts,
at intervals of a few weeks. There are many good early kinds, but I
think the best late variety is _Stowell’s Evergreen_, which produces
ears of the largest size, that remain in a condition fit for the table
longer than those of any other variety of sweet corn.