Sweetcorn can be an easy, interesting and delicious crop for a home gardener. It likes heat and humidity, so Adirondack conditions aren't ideal. And there's one thing you really need to know: plant at least four six-foot rows. Horticulturist Amy Ivy explains why, and shares other fun things about sweetcorn — like, what the silk is for.On the other hand, really good sweetcorn is widely available at farm stands and farmers' markets across the region. Stock and freeze some for winter! [full story]