(Hordeum vulgare); 6-rowed; Heritage - Centennial; Landrace; Hulled; Awned; Fall-planted
A landrace originally collected in the spring of 1910 in Tiflis, Caucasus near Tbilisi Georgia, Black Russian Barley is historically grown as a winter feed grain for horses. With its awns and black hulls, Black Russian Barley is highly ornamental.
Please use the drop-down menu to select between packet sizes, minimum:
a) 50 choice hand selected seeds
b) 7 grams (quarter ounce)
c) 28 grams (1 ounce)
