Hops grow fast but we move faster! The warm weather has really started to push the hops (Humulus lupulus). The horticulture team is stringing up twine for the bines to attach and grow for the season.🍻 And no, that’s not a typo- the upward climbing stems of hop plants are called bines not vines. Plant bines wrap their entire stem around the climbing structure, versus vines which use tendrils or roots to grow vertically. Video description: a time-lapse of people climbing ladders to tie twine to a

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You might think of brewing beer as the most obvious way to use hops but they can also be used in herbal salves, in tea, and more! Learn more: https://www.motherearthnews.com/organic-gardening/grow-your-own-small-scale-specialty-crop-zbcz1604/ #gardening101 #growfood #hops #homebrewing #homebrew #perrenialgarden #perennials #ediblelandscaping #homesteading #homesteadlife | Mother Earth News