[dware]

I’m in Western Colorado, about 30 miles from the Utah border in the high desert at the foot of the rockies. There is currently a “hops rush” going on over here. Apparently the do quite well. I had been trying to get hold of cuttings, but could only find seed, and everything I read said starting hops from seed was pretty difficult. I’ll get some pics up by the next garden thread.

[JRandomFreeper]

Somewhere, I've got some old, old stuff (mid/late 1800s), and they don't talk about seed. Just cuttings. Good luck with all of that, and please keep us informed. This is fascinating to me.

/johnny

[sockmonkey]

Back in the 70’s, before all the development along the river here, hops, and little wild strawberries grew there. We’d see them when we’d ride horses. I always wondered if they originated with the shingle camps, which were the first settlements here.