CEMaine

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So, yesterday, I picked up my lovely wife and we went to the Wednesday Farmers Market in Portland. Bought a bunch of Basil plants, I love pesto, and some flowers. The last vendor we stopped at was Kennebec Flower Farm. They always have great quality plants and the real 'odd balls'. I was looking at herbs and my wife says "Babe, come look at this". On a rack is a hops plant. It is Cascade. No wait, there are two. No, THREE!! in 6" square tall pots. For $7.50 each. Chas told me they were divisions from his plants. I asked him if he brewed. He said with a smile, "no, I have friends who do".






I got these for far less then I could have gotten rhizome divisions. And they are much more advanced. I may get a small harvest this year!

Now I just have to figure where in heck I am going to put them. Maybe big pots for this season.

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The Brewhouse at Alewife Cove

No matter how much I miss my target, I still make beer.
DBM


Primary 1 - Nada
Primary 2 - Zip
Secondary 1 -
Secondary 2 - Ocean House Coffee Porter
Kegged - Iron Clad Pale Ale Cascade 2011
Bottled -
Drinking - Oak Pond Somerset Lager, October Fest & Nut Brown. Ocean House Coffee Porter. Iron Clad Pale Ale Cascade 2011.

eulipion2

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Nice find!!! I wish the farmers' markets around here sold hops.

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On-Deck: something light and quaffable
On-Deck: BrewPastor's Dark Night of the Soul
On-Deck: Three Philosophers clone

Kegged: BierMuncher's Newcastle clone
Kegged: Sierra Nevada Pale Ale clone
Kegged: Can You Brew It Magic Hat #9 clone
Bottled: Honey-Rosemary Saison
Bottled: Blue Moon clone

CatchinZs

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Very cool find.