Plant a new sweet corn block every 10-14 days through midsummer to extend harvest. Each block produces a 1-2 week harvest window. For continuous harvest from late July through September, plant April-June in successive blocks. Match to your growing season — short-season climates allow only 2-3 successions.
Crop calendar pages cover sweet corn timing.
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