Humulus lupulus Hops (Brewing) Pot:200mm

Humulus lupulus Hops (Brewing) Pot:200mmHops (Humulus lupulus) is a vigorous climbing vine valued by home brewers for its distinctive cones used in beer making. During spring and summer, the hop plant grows rapidly and can climb as much as a metre a week under ideal conditions. Through summer it produces large clusters of white flowers which, once pollinated, develop into hop cones. These cones resemble very small green pinecones and are the female flowers of the plant. They are typically

The foliage emerges as fresh green in spring

borders and feature plants under trees

This small creeping succulent has juicy

The bush is covered with brush-shaped flower spikes of musk-pink colour from late spring to early autumn

Attractive as a spreading ground cover on embankments and perfect for rockeries

with low water requirements

or topiary

or amongst large rock outcrops

The fronds are pale green

The contorted mulberry is an incredibly beautiful focal point - perfect for any garden as its lovely white-green blooms attract bees and butterflies

nectar for honeyeaters

Conditions: Full sun to dense shade