{"id":2776,"date":"2013-02-25T17:18:35","date_gmt":"2013-02-25T21:18:35","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blog.uvm.edu\/hoppenin\/?p=2776"},"modified":"2013-02-25T17:18:35","modified_gmt":"2013-02-25T21:18:35","slug":"2013-rhizomes","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blog.uvm.edu\/hoppenin\/2013\/02\/25\/2013-rhizomes\/","title":{"rendered":"2013 Rhizomes"},"content":{"rendered":"

For those of you who missed the Northeast Hop Alliance bulk rhizome purchase, there are still quite a few options available. Our website <\/a><\/span>maintains a list of sources from where you can purchase hop rhizomes. Here is a run down of some places:<\/p>\n

Applegate Hops, OR. Certified organic rhizomes: Cascade, Centennial, Sterling, Nugget and US Golding. $2.50\/rhizome, or $2\/rhizome for orders over 500. Website coming soon! In the meantime, to place an order, call 541-899-9144 or email Applegate Hops<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n

Aroostook Hops<\/span><\/a>, Westfield, ME has Nugget rhizomes for sale. At this point, they cannot do any large bulk orders (i.e. more than 100).\u00a0 Check out their website for pricing and availability.<\/p>\n

Blue Ridge Hops<\/a> in Marshall, NC has USDA certified organic hops, and are selling Cascade and Nugget rhizomes.<\/p>\n

Crosby Hop Farm<\/a><\/span> in Woodburn, OR has 10 varieties available, and their best wholesale price is $1.20\/rhizome (orders of 300+).\u00a0 They have a pre-order deadline of March 1st<\/strong>, after that date, pricing and availability are subject to change, so act fast!\u00a0 Their website is geared more towards homebrewers, so if you want bulk wholesale quotes, they suggest calling them at 503-982-5166, or sending an email.<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

Main Street Homebrew Supply Co.<\/span><\/a>, Hillsboro, OR also has a wide selection of rhizomes and some pretty reasonable prices.<\/p>\n

Northeast Hop Alliance and Cornell Cooperative Extension – Live hop plants<\/a><\/span>. Alpharoma, Cascade, Centennial, Fuggle, Liberty, Newport, Perle, Saaz, Sterling, Teamaker, Ultra, and Willamette are being sold in 4.5-inch pots, and can be purchased for $5\/plant, with a minimum of 30 plants\/single variety. These plants are propagated from cuttings of virus-free stock purchased from the Washington State Clean Plant program. Live plant cuttings such as these are free of latent hop viruses and mildews. This is the best way to guarantee that you will start your hopyard with disease-free stock. Deadline to order is March 15th<\/strong>!<\/p>\n

South Royalton Market<\/a><\/span>, South Royalton, VT – Contact Scott<\/a><\/span> for pricing and available varieties.<\/p>\n

Sunnybrook Farm, Middlesex, VT – Certified organic rhizomes. Cascade, Centennial, Willamette, Kent Golding, Mt. Hood, and Magnum available for $4\\each (plus shipping). Minimum order of $20.\u00a0 Email Sunnybrook Farm<\/a><\/span>, or call 802-310-6031.<\/p>\n

Do you have rhizomes that you have harvested from your hopyard that you are interested in selling? Please feel free to post on the Vermont Hops Google Group<\/a><\/span> (the group is not limited to Vermonters) or email me<\/span><\/a>, and I’ll post it here.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

For those of you who missed the Northeast Hop Alliance bulk rhizome purchase, there are still quite a few options available. Our website maintains a list of sources from where you can purchase hop rhizomes. Here is a run down of some places: Applegate Hops, OR. Certified organic rhizomes: Cascade, Centennial, Sterling, Nugget and US … <\/p>\n

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