Humulus lupulus 'Aureus', Golden Hop scant water Well-draining soil is essential

Well-draining soil is essential

This cultivar was originally found in 1975 as a witch's broom on a Picea abies 'Acrocona'

Mature size: 12 in T x W

In very early spring

also because it is much less prone to suckering than other quaking aspen

Humulus lupulus 'Aureus', Golden Hop scant water Well-draining soil is essentialThese twining, herbaceous vines have brilliant, buoyant, glowing golden leaves. They don't seem to burn even in full sun, so string them up wherever you might need some quick shade and they will do the trick all summer and in good humor! Clusters of green yellow flowers bloom from summer to early fall, then mature into papery, pine cone shaped, fragrant fruits that remain on the vines. Hops are a host plant for butterfly larva, so if you will tolerate