My backyard backs up to a corn field. I live in Orville Redenbacher's home state. I have no idea how long an ear of corn can last before, you know, things fall apart.
My son has to build a grasshopper for a science project. (Each student has to research an insect, write a report and build a model). We were thinking of using an ear of corn to make the grasshopper but my daughter reminded me that it will sit in a display case for "a while." I have no idea how long that grasshopper would survive on display before it began to deteriorate. I feel like I should know.Looks like we're going with Plan B. Or C.
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I'm not sure how long they last. I know they have the corn that you can use as decorations. We had ours for 2 months last year (I tried to make my house look nice last year when we we're trying to sell it). It was still in fine shape when I got rid of it for Christmas stuff. Good luck :)
We wrapped a paper towel tube with some corn husks. Compromise. ;)
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