Japanese Millet

Japanese Millet has coarse leaves and can vary from 1 to 5 feet in height depending on available moisture and fertility. It should be planted in pure stands as a field crop. As an erosion control plant it is used as a quick growing companion crop with perennial grasses and legumes and is especially suited to wet sites. Also known as Duck Millet Well suited for areas with wet conditions. Matures in 45-50 days Planting depth: 1/4" Seed Count: 155,000 seeds per lb Longevity: Annual