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Broom Corn (Grower's Bunch)
Tall, architectural stalks topped with dense, fan-like sprays of seed heads in warm earth tones ranging from golden tan to rusty brown and deep olive green. Offered in a generous grower’s bunch, Broom Corn delivers dramatic vertical lines, rich rustic texture, and long-lasting seasonal volume for autumn centerpiece work, installation designs, and dried floral arrangements.
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Stem Count: Grower's bunch (typically 5–10 heavy branching/seeded stalks)
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Color Palette: Warm golden tan, copper, rust brown, and deep olive green
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Design Use: Premier textural line and mass element for fall wedding arrangements, oversized vase displays, and dried floral installations
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Broom Corn (Sorghum bicolor) is a highly sought-after autumn staple among floral designers, celebrated for its dramatic, feathery seed plumes and rustic harvest charm. Its long, sturdy stems add commanding height and organic structure to seasonal arrangements, pairing seamlessly with sunflowers, dahlias, protea, pampas grass, and rich autumn foliage. Extremely durable with an excellent vase life, Broom Corn also dries naturally while maintaining its structural beauty, making it ideal for both fresh and permanent installations. To process, re-cut stem bases at an angle, strip lower leaves that rest below the waterline, and place in clean, cool water with floral nutrient.