Hops Humulus Lupulus

20 years ago

Does anyone grow hops in Western Canada ? I would like to try. I have lots of room and love trellis growth.

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Pudge 2b
20 years ago
I don't grow it but see it growing in the area - seems to be trouble free, if not a little exuberant.
Crazy_Gardener
20 years ago
I grow it and its very hardy....I just posted a photo at the Far North Gallery.

Here is a link that might be useful: FN Gallery
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linden_ab
20 years ago
I planted a hops vine last year to try it on the north (shady) side of my deck. It did great. This year it was up and growing, got froze off and came back just fine. It covered all the lattice 15' wide x 6' high one plant in the middle, just have to keep spreading the shoots as they grow. Generally hops are recommended for full sun, but this one seems to like the shade just fine too.

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