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Egyptian Wheat vs Sunn Hemp #3901782
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Which of these two (or something other I haven’t considered) holds up best through winter, used as a screen? Not worried about nutrition for wildlife.

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Can't speak for Egyptian wheat but sunn hemp will be there until you cut it down or the deer eat the leaves, stalks will still be there. Sunn hemp will get 6-7' tall in 60 days

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Good info!

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I noticed my sunn hemp tended to not stand up straight into fall, because it flowered. But I had powerplant planted with it. It might work better as a stand alone if planted thick. Sunn Hemp grows an inch a day. My deer wear it out, but it grows fast enough they can't eat it down.

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i have some of both seeds and am planning to try them each this year for screening purposes.

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I've never grown sunn hemp, but here's some Egyptian wheat on February 24. It made a pretty good screen that lasted through deer season. It would have held up better, but it produced a lot of grain and the deer tore the stalks down when eating it.


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