Johnson grass
Johnson grass (Sorghum halepense) is a perennial grass that can reach a height of two meters and originates from the Mediterranean region. In North America, it can be found growing wild in mild regions, on or in fields, on roadsides or dams.
Characteristics & Description
Height, habit: Grassy, perennial plant, 80 to 150 centimeters
Poisonous: No
Origin: Mediterranean region (North Africa, West Asia, tropical Asia) and as an introduced species also in Europe, North America, South America (distribution map)
USDA zone: 8 (19 °F/-7°C)
Botany
Name: Sorghum halepense
Family: Poaceae
Categories: Brown & Green Flowers | Grasses |
