NEW FOR 2026! This is really a sorghum, not corn, so it will not cross pollinate your sweet corn or flour corn. It grows much taller than maize, to 10-15 feet, so it makes a stunning garden feature, a great privacy hedge, and floral potential to last all winter. The “brooms” (panicles) make dramatic bouquet focal points, looking like fireworks with dangling seed jewels at the end of every fiber. They can also make colorful brooms once the seeds are combed free of the heads. The seeds (grain) are gluten-free, and can be ground for flower, sprouted for salads, or cooked as a whole grain in about 20 minutes. Cut stalks at maturity when seeds are hard and the brooms are yellowing. Dry hanging upside down in an airy space out of direct sunlight. Direct seed into warm soil at 8” apart in rows 24” apart. Matures in about 105 days.

Oregon Tilth Certified Organic Seed!