Common Hop

Yes- there is a North American native hop! These vines grow quickly & in August female plants produce fabulous hanging cones that are quite ornamental, dioecious (male & female flowers are produced on separate plants), large (4x6") divided leaves with 3 to 5 lobes, grows from sturdy rhizomes, entire vines (technically 'bines') die back to the ground each fall to regrow in the spring, tolerant of gravelly & poor soil, host for several Butterflies & Moths including the Red Admiral, (Vanessa atalanta) Question Mark, (Polygonia interrogationis), Comma, (Polygonia comma), and the Beautiful Wood Nymph, (Eudryas grata), a very robust vine. Not to be confused with the invasive annual Japanese Hops (Humulus japonicas).

to 30' tall (supported)
Plant Hardiness Zones: 3a-8b
Perennial

Native Range: NS across s CN to AB to OK, south to UT, KS, & GA

Germination - Easy: Cold stratify 4 weeks

Common Hop in a gallon pot $17.50

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