It kept as well as dry corn and could be ground into flour. Flint corn was used for cornmeal. An attractive blue kernel corn. Should be ground in a grain mill. An heirloom red dent corn which has been grown in the U.S. since the 1840's.
Large ears are deep red and burgundy, beautiful for decoration or for grinding into flour.
Plants can grow 8 to 10 feet tall, with ears forming high on the stalks, yet still resist lodging. Drought and disease resistant. A beautiful range of colors adorns large ears of this multi-use dent corn. Tall, strong, multi colored stalks ripen to reveal magnificent colored kernels. This is great for anyone who would like to grow just one corn for many uses.