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How would one go about growing their own hops?
I live in New England, so if that's Northeast enough, they grow fine here.
I ordered 4 (two each of two varieties), but only two sprouted (I think both Cascade). My fault, I suspect. … They grow up about 7 feet, then across the top another 5-6 feet. It's certainly not a typical way to grow hops, but it works well for me. …
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