I have had excellent results with almost all seeds from Botanical Interests so I will continue to support this great company. Unexpected things happen each gardening year! I garden in Montana. My seeds did not germinate in the field, literally 3 plants from 6 packs. I then tried to germinate them in the greenhouse in cell packs and got about 70% germination. The plants themselves are not robust. I have been gardening for 40 years and this is only my second corn fail :( It could be a fluke this year but I will hedge my bets next year and try something else.

Last year I had great success with Botanical Interests' Argent and wanted to try Buttergold for an earlier harvest. Unfortunately, germination in plugs in the greenhouse and directly sown out in the field was at about 60%. Slow growth rate so far. Disappointed. Would not plant again

We have planted Buttergold for the last 2 years. It is Fantastic! Results are great-aboit 2 -3 ears per plant and it is ready in about 62 days which is absolutely necessary at our 7500 ft altitude. Can't say enough great things about this corn!!

I too had poor germination with the Buttergold corn. In 2021 I tried starting both indoors and directly sowing in my garden. I had less than 50% germination. I also planted Sugarbaby and Honey and Cream at the same time and had near 100% germination with them starting indoors and direct sowing. I will be trying True Gold this year.

I planted Buttergold and sugarbaby for the 1st time this year and had about 80% germ on both. This was a new garden with unknown soil quality. After a few weeks they shown signs of lack of Nitrogen from browning bottom leaves so I added 1 to 2 times a week of Miracle grow and the small plants quickly turned from pale green to medium green and soon to dark green. I kept this up until harvest and the corn grew great. The sugarbaby came first and had good texture and good flavor. The Buttergold came a few days later and me and my friend at work both voted the Buttergold as much better flavor and more corn-y tasting. I grow many different corn types and this one is a keeper. Tip: Corn should always be medium to dark green or you need more Nitrogen. Most vegetables should be medium green or darker because pale green is most often caused by lack of Nitrogen.

We planted in the 2022 growing season for the Front Range. We got a bit of a later start and staggered rows' planting time to extend our harvesting time. Delicious and plentiful!! We have since used some of the corn we froze and it held up very well.