Navajo Robin's Egg

Shorter stalks, 3'-5 1/2' tall. Many tillers. Slender floury cobs mostly white, speckled and dusted with various amounts of blue. A few kernels solid white or blue. Some cobs also with a strong pinkish red cast over all of the kernels. Extremely beautiful - but NOT well adapted to wet/humid climates. It is devastated by common rust, and animals devour it preferentially. I suspect this would do better in an area with substantially less rainfall than mine.