Why, as high as an elephant's eye of course. This corn is growing at the Old Manse in Concord and is a replica of the garden Henry David Thoreau planted for his friends the Hawthornes.
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4 comments:
Looks like corn on steroids. Nothing that high around here.
Are you sure that corn isn't growing on a hill? Migod, that's incredible. Wonder if it's any good.
Wow! I never saw anything like that.
Incredible! Is it any peculiar type or is it the soil?
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