BROOMCORN
PLANTING: After soil has warmed up to 65F, you can till soil for broomcorn. Enrich soil with compost or fertilizer.
Place seeds 1' deep, 2-3" apart in a row spacing of 30-36". HARVEST: After seed head has formed and seeds
are hard, cut off head. Leave a long stem on them to hang them upside down in a dry, cool place to finish drying.
Remove seeds before making a broom. Heads may also be used in fall decoration ideas. Seeds make an
excellent bird food. 120 days.
PLANTING: After soil has warmed up to 65F, you can till soil for broomcorn. Enrich soil with compost or fertilizer.
Place seeds 1' deep, 2-3" apart in a row spacing of 30-36". HARVEST: After seed head has formed and seeds
are hard, cut off head. Leave a long stem on them to hang them upside down in a dry, cool place to finish drying.
Remove seeds before making a broom. Heads may also be used in fall decoration ideas. Seeds make an
excellent bird food. 120 days.
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