Rhizome Exchange Anyone?

I will have rhizomes and potentially a couple crowns to sell or trade next spring. We should start or revisit this thread in Feb/Apr of next year.

Hopfarmer said:

I will have Cascades,Chinooks,Nugget and Willamette starting in March coloradoorganichops.net Cheers Glen

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If my Centennials have any rhizomes, I'd swap you for one of them Willamettes.

I have Centennial and Saaz. I will have Zeus and Willamette next year. I would give away clippings to anyone who wants to pick them up. You can root them in water. I am in the Denver area.

I also plan to make a collecting trip for some wild hops. The Dept of Ag collects and documents native hops.

Brent_in_Aurora said:

I also plan to make a collecting trip for some wild hops. The Dept of Ag collects and documents native hops.

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Interesting, I'll have to look into that too.

Brent_in_Aurora said:

I also plan to make a collecting trip for some wild hops. The Dept of Ag collects and documents native hops.

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Do you have a link to that site? I am interested in this as well.

this thread is a great idea.

i would love to trade next year as this is my first.

GL to everyone.

I'll be getting rid of some plants after this season. I'd prefer to pull them up this fall but I don't know if they can be transplanted in the fall (or just after harvest, whatever works). But I'll wait till spring if I need to.

My wife is starting a business out of the house, teaching music lessons. I don't want to have to explain to a lot of people what the 20' poles are out back, and possibly loose business to people who abhor alcohol. I'll keep a few plants, run them low along with my grapes. Probably plant grass between the plants, leave a small 1'X1' area around each plant for it to grow out of.

I'll have (Kent) Goldings, willamette, fuggle, Hallertau
Maybe centennial or cascade, not sure which one of those I'll keep.

I can give the Hallertau and Goldings a good home; whenever you decide to pull em. I'll just put em in dirt in the greenhouse until spring and put em in the ground then.

Works for me, you even know the way out here I'll get in touch with you after (or perhaps during...) harvest.

conpewter said:

Works for me, you even know the way out here I'll get in touch with you after (or perhaps during...) harvest.

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I'd be interested in the fuggle if you decide to let that one go.