Cherokee Ginitsi Selu White Flour

White and white with deep pink-rose blush kernels. White cob. 8-10 rows. Strong vigorous 10-12' plant, 0-4 tillers which also produce ears. Some smut. 1-1.5 ears per plant. Good brace roots. Unusual texture and taste characteristics when made into flour. Also carries within itself a mini white flour version, just smaller kernels! "One of the ancient corns of the Cherokee. It has been with the Eastern Cherokee for at least 1000 years." (Wade Ray Wofford 1991, CA WO W), Cherokee Boys Club, Cherokee NC 2008, from AR HE D