Many of our autumn decorations include what we call Indian corn or ornamental corn. Despite the latter designation, the corn is actually edible. The history of the corns we have today goes back a ...

You'll find Indian corn in many seed catalogues on the pages marked "ornamental corn." Companies that carry a well-focused selection, such as Seed Savers Exchange, Baker Creek, Victory Seeds ...

Most of the Indian corn he grew was purely for ornamental purposes, but I knew I could make a fresh corn salad as pretty and as pleasing to the eye in tribute to that beautiful corn he grew.

Probably originating from Mexico or Central America, corn or maize is sometimes also called “Indian wheat.” The corn kernels grow on ears that are 6 to 12 inches (15 to 30 centimeters) long ...