Grow a broom this season! Broomcorn is a sorghum and grows in rows similar to corn. It does not produce fruit but puts all its energy to the seeded tassel head at top. The seeded tassel heads are harvested and dried, and used for broom making.
10 stalks made a hand broom
10-20 stalks for a cobwebber
40-80 stalks for a house broom depending on size.
Needs full sun! Will result in various colors red, tan, and maybe black!
Grow a broom this season! Broomcorn is a sorghum and grows in rows similar to corn. It does not produce fruit but puts all its energy to the seeded tassel head at top. The seeded tassel heads are harvested and dried, and used for broom making.
10 stalks made a hand broom
10-20 stalks for a cobwebber
40-80 stalks for a house broom depending on size.
Needs full sun! Will result in various colors red, tan, and maybe black!
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