You just can't beat the effect of porch corn...
Tuesday, October 18, 2016
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4 comments:
This is so great! Just beautifully done! We love corn shocks, in fact, we just bought some more! We use them year round to decorate our house and yard! A friend's friend used corn cobs to make a walkway path in her yard - that's on my list to do next year!
All of the farms corn shocks near me are still green and fresh. Any tips for drying them so I get that dry fall look?
I was at Big Lots yesterday and about fell over when I saw a package of corn for sale. 2 stalks not quite 5 feet high....$10.00!
My advice for green corn is to buy it green...we felt the same about ours and it was cut that day and dark green... within four days it was mostly tan/brown...now it's completely light brown.. so not too bad...
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