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Old 06-11-2012, 04:43 AM   #1
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Default Great Lakes Hops, or High Hops for ordering hop crowns
Which do you prefer?
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Old 06-11-2012, 12:00 PM   #2
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not sure but I've heard nothing but great things from great lakes....

also I've asked a couple questions and they have always answered them!

not to mention i know they are a vendor here so they support this great website!
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GLH. Great Product, Great Shipping and Great after purchase service..
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I bought 2 crowns from Great Lakes and they're both doing great. I would highly recommend.
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I live minutes from Great Lakes, and they are top notch people; not to mention their hops!

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Trying to weigh the cost between the two, and do not want to pay 10.50 shipping twice, High Hops has a few varieties freshops was selling as rhizomes that I didn't get to order due to financial constraints, but Great Lakes hops offers individual pricing per crown as opposed to a flat 9.80 per crown.
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Honestly, great lakes hops has these best web-based customer service I have ever experienced.
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+1 for GLH Thier awesome, super fast shipping and great customer service.
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I had two orders from Great Lakes Hops this year arrive in excellent condition. All are doing well, even the one that my dog "unplanted" and left on the patio for a day. (They are inside of fencing now!)
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Great Lakes!!! Check this out. These were all purchased in April and planted the same day. I couldn't get every variety I wanted from GL, so I figured I would try an experiment.

For reference, the Cascade plant is about 7' tall.



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