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Sorghum Seeds

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Useful gardening infomation

Sweet sorghum syrup has been produced in the United States since colonial days. Some sweet sorghum syrup has at one time or another been produced in every one of the contiguous 48 states. Sweet sorghum is grown extensively for syrup production in the southeastern states.

Informative articles found on the web:

How to grow Sorghum
Processing Sweet Sorghum for Syrup

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Seeds

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TPF208 Sugar Cane ( Sorghum Variety, Rox Orange ) Not to be confused with sugar cane grass grown in Florida ( Saccharum ) for sugar production. The "sugar" refers to the sweet variety of this cane compared to types grown only for forage. Grow this old time sorghum favorite for forage or syrup, pieces of mature cane heart can be chewed like candy. Grow same culture as corn, but prefers well drained sandy loam. Grows to 8 ft. tall and matures in about 110 days.
Can be cut for silage after 70-80 days, or be used for livestock grain if left to full maturity. Best adapted to well drained loam. Will mature in any area with a long enough growing season for corn.

  ( about 200 seeds per pack)$2.95

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