I'm reading Journal Of A Trapper, which was written in the early 1800's, and in it he mentions being somewhere near what will become Yellowstone National Park and seeing lots of "hops which grow in great abundance and of a superior quality. On thousands of acres along the small branches the trees and shrubbery are completely entangled in the vines."
I thought American hops were more of a north west coast occurrence. Where all are/were they naturally growing in America? How about north or south of us?
I thought American hops were more of a north west coast occurrence. Where all are/were they naturally growing in America? How about north or south of us?