Brewing Hops

Humulus lupulus

After my sad Hyacinth bean vine seedling failure, I’ve been looking for vines to substitute into the spots where I intended to place those (I’m still holding out hope for the seeds I direct sowed though – just in case those come up, I planted this about 6″ away.) I

happened upon this hop vine while wandering through the nursery’s edibles section and figured, why not add this to the garage south wall? It goes with the ‘edibles’ theme in that area. I didn’t take into account that hops looks super similar to the raspberries not 2 feet away, so I’m thinking this might not be as contrasty as I’d like. But I am curious how it will perform regardless.

I had tried to grow hops on the north side fence years ago which was in way to much shade at the time – I think the vine came up again the second year but looked so pitiful I pulled it.

    • Light Requirement

    Nursery Tag

    Rapid growing deciduous broadleaf vine. Spread 15 to 25 feet. Hardy to -40 degrees. Prune to ground after frost. Likes sun

    Gardener's Log

    05/2022: Planted 1 gallon at corner of garage.

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