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Black Amber Sorghum
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Product ID : SR107
Price: $3.00
100 days--One of the oldest cane sorghums still on the market, named for its shiny black seeds. The 6-8 ft. stalks make a delicious golden sorghum... More
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Broom Corn Multi-Clr Sorghum
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Product ID : SR102
Price: $3.00
The multi-colored tassels are so popular for fall decorations. Colors include red, gold, burgundy, black, bronze and more! Broom Corn can also be... More
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Dale Sorghum
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Product ID : SR115
Price: $3.00
115 days--A USDA release from 1970 and still the standard by which modern varieties are judged. Disease-resistant plants may reach 12 feet in... More
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Honey Drip Sorghum
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Product ID : SR101
Price: $3.00
Makes sweet delicious syrup. A very old sweet variety, 8'-10' stalks that are crushed for their juice, which is then boiled down in a large metal... More
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Mennonite Sorghum
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Product ID : SR104
Price: $3.00
A Mennonite heirloom from Missouri. The tall canes are juiced
and boiled to make a very sweet, light, sorghum syrup, excellent
on... More
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Onavas Red Sorghum
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Product ID : SR111
Price: $3.00
Vigorous, 10 foot plants send out many tillers (side-shoots,) and all produce sweet juicy sap suitable for boiling down into syrup. Beautiful... More
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Sugar Drip Sorghum
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Product ID : SR108
Price: $3.00
Big 10’-12’ tall plants produce large heads with edible red seeds. This old variety receives its name from the sweet juice that is in the stalk of... More
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Tarahumara Popping Sorghum
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Product ID : SR110
Price: $3.00
00-120 days. From the Tarahumara Indians of Northern Mexico’s Batopilas Canyon area. This variety isn’t grown for syrup, but rather for the plump... More
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Tunisian Sorghum
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Product ID : SR116
Price: $3.00
Excellent grain-type sorghum, originally collected in a market in Tunis, Morocco. Smallish, brown to almost olive-colored grains are ground for use... More
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White African Sorghum
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Product ID : SR109
Price: $3.00
Introduced to the USA in 1857 by Leonard Wray from Natal, South Africa, under the name Enyama, it was later named White Mammoth and then White... More
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White Broom Corn
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Product ID : SR114
Price: $3.00
This is the sorghum that was used for making brooms in early
America. Lovely yellowish-cream seed heads are great for feed
and food.... More
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