Jimmy Red Corn was originally cultivated by the Native Americans, but has since become a staple red field corn in Georgia, Florida and the Carolinas. It was made popular by chefs in South Carolina, where it is a favorite ingredient for corn meal, grits and delicious cornbread. It is similar to the traditional Bloody Butcher red corn, but
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Best year so far for these seeds and myself. Normally, I go with a different seed company for these. Tried these this year, great germination healthy plants. They struggle in my zone so it says a lot when they are thriving and surviving.
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Anonymous · August 18, 2026
Great product! Great customer service! Fast ship to door.
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Grayson · September 14, 2026
It’s growing looking greatWe were in a drought
It’s growing looking great
We were in a drought zone it finally started raining on the 5th of July all is well for now and