You can successfully grow sweet corn even if you don't have a huge garden or backyard. Here's how to do it.

You can directly sow the seeds in the ground or grow them in small pots first before planting them in the ground. The goal is to have a healthy stand of corn with only seven to 10 stalks per mound.

The biggest hurdle is to get the first sister, the corn, established and growing. You can directly sow the seeds in the ground or grow them in small pots first before planting them in the ground.

If you intend to grow corn in the garden, plant seeds directly in the earth. While you can plant seeds in pots, transplanting them is not recommended.

Most varieties of corn grow 5 feet tall or more and can be top-heavy, says Edmunds—so if these plants are grown in a container, then a small breeze could topple them. Corn also produces the best ...

If you intend to grow corn in the garden, plant seeds directly in the earth. While you can plant seeds in pots, transplanting them is not recommended. You will occasionally see corn growing in ...