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Gardening Tips: Growing Corn in Hills Sometimes growing corn is hard! Well okay maybe hard isn't the right word, Space Consuming, might be a better description. Growing corn using traditional methods just takes up a lot of space!! That isn't a big deal if you live on a large plot of land, but if your like me and you just have a little lot, dedicating space to corn can be a big sacrifice. For years that was just a sacrifice I wan't willing to make. But 8 years ago I discovered a new method for growing corn. Growing corn in hills! This simple, space saving method allows you to grow small quantities of corn and still have the corn in close enough proximity that you get proper pollination! What the video for a complete break down of the process, but a simple summary is growing corn in hills involves planting 5 to 7 corn plants all within a 12 to 18 inch "hill". Growing the corn close together like this in clumps allows the corn to still pollinate correctly. This is great especially if you only have a little space OR only want a little bit of corn. This video comes to you from Rick Stone and the blog Stoney Acres. It is part of our ongoing gardening video series called "Grow What you Eat, Eat what you Grow"! Be sure to like and subscribe!! Visit our Blog: www.ourstoneyacres.com For discounts of 25% or more on our Udemy Gardening Video Courses follow these links: Vegetable Gardening Basics https://www.udemy.com/vegetable-gardening-basics/?couponCode=VGB-Youtube2016-$18 Year Round Gardening https://www.udemy.com/year-round-gardening/?couponCode=YRG-Youtube2016-$30 Seed Starting Simplified https://www.udemy.com/indoor-seed-starting-basics/?couponCode=SSS-Youtube2016-$22 PVC Drip Irrigation https://www.udemy.com/build-a-pvc-drip-irrigation-system-for-your-garden/?couponCode=PVC-Youtube2016-$10 More Videos in the Eat what you Grow, Grow what you Eat Series! Gardening Tips: How to make Newspaper Seedling Pots https://youtu.be/iyMgZyg9qlc Gardening Tips: Warming your garden soil for early spring planting! https://youtu.be/AEkzhge-IAc Gardening Tips: Starting Onions from Seedlings https://youtu.be/KOfszkB0pEQ Gardening Tip: Growing Early Potatoes in a cold frame https://youtu.be/b0MgnGY3RXI