Things You'll Need:
- Broom corn seed
- Garden tools
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Step 1
Obtain broom corn seeds. These seeds can be purchased at most county co-op locations or anywhere that seed is sold.
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Step 2
Using a hoe or furrowing tools, create a 1-inch furrow in rich soil the length of the row.
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Step 3
Two weeks after the last frost, plant each broom corn kernel 1-inch deep. Cover with soil and allow the plant to receive full sun until maturation.
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Step 4
Water each furrow thoroughly and deeply. Broom corn requires frequent watering to produce good results.










