Dried Red Broom Corn

Dried broom corn (Sorghum vulgare)

Broom Corn isn’t corn at all, but instead a grain plant called sorghum that is used in the making of traditional brooms. It looks much like corn when it grows, but instead of corn ears it produces natural red-orange seed pod heads atop straw broom-style stalks. Dried Broom Corn looks stunning en masse or as part of other dried arrangements.

Sold as a bunch of approximately 8 oz. with 8-14 stems. Due to the natural state of dried botanicals, variation and breakage may occur in shipping. Sizing is approximate. (You can’t measure nature.)