20" Natural and Dyed Hurl Broomcorn for sale in 8 oz (1/2 lb) bundles. Broomcorn is also known as broom corn, broom straw, broom grass. Great for the occasional/casual broom maker, crafty person, or just a curious self teaching artistic mind. Broomcorn is also being used to cover stems on bouquets for weddings or events. We offer a rainbow of colors! We have a variety of colors available including natural. All batches of dye differ in tint because dying is not an exact science, but the…

Do you wonder where those broom straws originate, the ones that are bound tightly into the broom you may still use for sweeping porches and hardwood floors inside? These fibers come from a plant called broomcorn, a variety of sorghum. Learn more here.

Did you know that a lot of brooms are made from a special crop called Broomcorn? It is a variety of Sorghum that looks a lot like corn when it grows. Instead of corn, it has these fibrous tassels…

Mary Schwieger and her sister Sarah, owners of Granville Island Broom Co., use antique tools and techniques to create what could be considered traditional-style brooms.

***see note for gray tints below*** 20" Natural and Dyed Hurl Broomcorn for sale in 8 oz (1/2 lb) bundles. Broomcorn is also known as broom corn, broom straw, broom grass. Great for the occasional/casual broom maker, crafty person, or just a curious self teaching artistic mind. Broomcorn is also being used to cover stems on bouquets for weddings or events. We offer a rainbow of colors! We have a variety of colors available including natural. All batches of dye differ in tint because dying is…

Broomcorn produces big, fluffy seed heads that resemble the end of a broom. If you’re feeling crafty and would like to know more about using broomcorn as well as tips on harvesting the plant, click this article to learn more.

In this week's tutorial, I'll show you how to make gnomes from broomcorn. These are super cute, fairly easy to make, and last forever.

Over the holidays we attempted our first broom. All in all there were things I was proud of in this first attempt, and many things that we c...

Knowing how to make a broom can make a huge difference in your home's cleanliness and energy. Read on to learn how to make your own!

Broomcorn is one of our favorite floral materials to grow in the garden and in arrangements, especially in the fall and is also one of our annual favorite grasses to grow! Broomcorn is not actually a corn but is an ornamental sorghum - distantly related to sugarcane and big bluestem grass interesti