Type
bicolor sweet corn
Sweet Corn variety
Peaches and Cream Sweet Corn
A popular bicolor variety with tender kernels and broad appeal in home gardens. It balances sweetness and classic corn texture.
Days to maturity
83
Best for
fresh eating
About Peaches and Cream
Peaches and Cream is a popular bicolor sweet corn with a mix of pale yellow and white kernels, and most strains are sold as sugary enhanced (se) for tender skins and a sweeter, longer-holding flavor than older su types. It matures in the mid-season range and is a favorite fresh-eating garden corn.
Growing Peaches and Cream Sweet Corn
Plant it in blocks for even pollination, and keep it isolated by distance or timing from supersweet (sh2) corn to avoid tough, starchy kernels. Harvest when the ears feel filled to the tip and the silks are brown; the se genetics give it a slightly wider picking window than standard corn.
Full growing guide
For planting dates, care, and harvest that apply to all sweet corn, see the complete guide.
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Variety characteristics are general guidance for US home gardens; performance varies by climate, soil, and season. Seed and plant availability differs by supplier. Page updated Aug 4, 2026.