Millet, Purple Majesty

Millet, Purple Majesty
AAS Gold winner 2003. Head-high, dark purple and very handsome.
Purple Majesty makes a dramatic centerpiece in almost any planting. A beautiful and economical alternative to fountain grass, the shiny, corn-like leaves start out green and turn intense dark purple. In late summer, 12″ cattail-like flower spikes are dusted with gold. Group several closely together in flower beds, or grow a single plant in a large urn or container. Use young spikes in fresh flower bouquets or mature flower heads in dried arrangements. Grows best with the deepest color in full sun.

LifeCycle: Annual
Uses: Borders
Sun: Full Sun
Height: 48-60 inches
Spread: 14-16 inches
Sowing Method: Direct Sow/Indoor Sow
Bloom Duration: 14 weeks

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