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yeah the nuggets are going to be easy to tell from the cascades - Wait till you have cones...and like they said...make a tea...the bitter one is nugget.

Just go ahead and plant them. I live in eastern TN. They will be fine. It got down to 26 the other night and all of the shoots are good. Did not loose any of them. I have had mine in the ground since the 8th of March and all of them are coming up and have had no problems with the snow or the...

I have seen lots of people talk about a pulley system...however i went with a bolted setup where I concreted in 8 ft landscape timbers about 2 ft in the ground...to which...I used 1/2" galvanized carriage bolts (2 per post) and bolted a 16' 4x4 to the landscape timber. At the top of...

I have about 170 new plants in the ground in TN. Plant away. You should have no problems. I had some of them grow a half inch the other day while it was snowing. They dont mind the cold. Just make sure they have at least 1 inch of soil on top of them. Cheers

Johnson City...Near Bristol, Kingsport, Elizabethton

I got them at freshops. I actually placed my order the day before they started selling rhizomes...and they were very good about getting me what I was looking for. Some varieties they have are limited...but just call them and see what they can do. - www.freshops.com

I planted 17 each of Brewers Gold, Chinook, Centennial, Golding,Liberty,Spalter Select, Mt. Hood, Sterling, and Santiam this year. All the newly planted hops look good and are coming up vigorously. My second year Nuggets all have at least 20 buds coming out. About 1/3rd of the newly planted hops...