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Old 09-08-2009, 07:36 PM   #1
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I have located wild hops in the Denver Colorado area & was wondering how you identify what type they are. Is there any concern over wild hops?


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I have located wild hops in the Denver Colorado area & was wondering how you identify what type they are. Is there any concern over wild hops?
Where in Denver? I wanna check em out also


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Hello, where did you find wild hops in Colorado?

I have heard they are rampant in Central City, also Lyons.

You mentioned you found them in Denver? Cheers, Nick Teti - contact@misterphoton.com
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There are wild hops in the Pine Valley Ranch open space in Jeffco, just north of the parking lot on the railroad trail. Both male and female, so watch out. I harvested some seeds a few years ago, but they did not germinate.

There are also hops on Plainview Road and 72, just west of 93. I was just out there, but did not look around. I have heard about Central City and Lyons, but have not checked them out.

The USDA did a hop collection survey and wrote a report. http://www.ars-grin.gov/cor/reprints/hopexpedition2002.pdf it lists their collection sites.

Naturally, it is easier to get clippings from existing growers. I have Centennial, Cascade and Zeus; I would give clippings out next spring.
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I have Nugget and a high alpha undeclared I bought from a farmers market last year. Maybe we can trade some blossoms next year ? I also have a friend growing Chinook and Columbus hop plants as well.

Nick (720) 299-2084, www.misterphoton.com (has my email address). Cheers, Nick Teti, Colorado


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