Hey I have about a half dozen plants that I just don't have room for so if you are interrested shoot me a pm with your phone number and they are yours.I figured I would offer them hear before I put them on Cragslist.I live on the North East side of Columbus.
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Nice offer! I'm sure those will get snagged up pretty quick. -
That gave me an idea.
That would be a nice little business in the spring...
Start a few hundred tobacco plants and sell them for a buck or two at the flea market.Comment
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There's a guy near me that always has them on craigslist along with other exotics like hop vines. Someday I'll check him out...Comment
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Hop vines would be pretty cool to try and grow.I allways try to grow a different kind of plant every year,I think hops will be next year.Comment
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Hop vines are awesome!Originally posted by zeb View Post
When I was a kid - like 8 or 9 - I designed a porch for our, well, trailer. (In my defense, it was on a multi-acre lot, not a trailer park).
I did this because I kept falling off the stairs we had. Apparently, I too could have used a helmet in those days.
Anyway. This was a big deck. Like 16x16. And along the sides and top we had that chain-link fence that is coated in plastic.
At the base, on all 4 sides we planted hop vines. Over the summer it climbed up the sides and over the top making a nice shaded deck. (You have to train the vine a bit to get it to go across the top - otherwise it bunches up at the top).
In the winter it dies back and you can cut the vine out of the chain-link and you get the sun.
It worked really well, the hops are beautiful vines. And when they flower (little pinecone looking flowers) they smell really nice.Comment
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Hops are nice, and easy as hell to grow. A friend of mine grows them for use in beer. I've thought about growing some just cause I like hop vines.Comment
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Good idea, especially considering the price of tobacco these days. I bet they would sell quick!Originally posted by justintempler View PostComment
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Plants were just picked up.Comment
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