Seeds | Corn Broom Corn

Sorghum bicolor. This tall heirloom cousin of corn produces huge seed heads 60-100cm (24-36”) long. While technically edible, Sorghum Broom Corn seeds are better used as an ornamental, or as a pollen screen between main crop corn varieties. The seeds colour up and turn shiny as they mature. This product is not a corn or maize variety. As a variety of grass, its seed head is packed more loosely than a corn ear. Stalks can actually be dried and used for sweeping, but you'll want to use the beautiful, multi-coloured seed heads as fall decorations instead.

Matures in 110-120 days. (Open-pollinated seeds)