Looks like Willingham Nurseries is up for sale if anyone is interested! ;D
I placed a pre-order with them for some Cascade plants this year, but they couldnt fulfill the order. Got this link in an email from them yesterday:
http://www.willingham-nurseries.co.uk/business.html
I just hope someone buys the lot and keeps it going. Impressed by the micro-propagation backup!
yea I noticed this aswell. hope someone takes it up they were the best for getting your rysomes
Disaster. I can't see anywhere else to get Centennial rhizomes.
Looks like change of plan. He's found a partner to help keep things going.
Good news iv plans for next summer .might be an idea to have our own gene bank , ie a list of who is growing what hops , and can send out plants/rhyzomes to others .
That's a great idea as there is always lots of back and forth but no real co-ordination!
I've yet to have a beer I really enjoyed that was made from Irish Hops, there I've said it, CH runs dodging glasses
i know iv asked before i think ... but what are the most sucessful or suited to our climat ? im sure fuggles were grown in kilkenny
I think they will all grow, but the resulting cones may have different profile than the same hop grown in a different climate.
Quote from: CH on September 13, 2015, 11:21:36 PM
I've yet to have a beer I really enjoyed that was made from Irish Hops, there I've said it, CH runs dodging glasses
If memory serves me Partridge (James) did a lovely wet hop brew
Quote from: Pheeel on September 14, 2015, 12:11:43 PM
Quote from: CH on September 13, 2015, 11:21:36 PM
I've yet to have a beer I really enjoyed that was made from Irish Hops, there I've said it, CH runs dodging glasses
If memory serves me Partridge (James) did a lovely wet hop brew
I've yet to have a beer I really enjoyed that was made from Irish Hops :P
jesus that glass was close