Glads and hops

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• Subject: Glads and hops
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• Date: 28 May 1999 15:00:20 +0100
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Square Foot Gardening List - http://www.flinet.com/~gallus/sqft.html

All,


I got the following post ''off line'':


Can you post the planting grid you have used for glads and hops etc.? 
I'm updating a list I found on the web with grids and spacing intervals
for the more unusual plants, and I *love* glads and hadn't thought of
growing any in a sqft garden (yet) but now that you've mentioned it I
have to start some ASAP!


In response - gladioli I plant the same as onions - about four inches
apart.  As they are tall they need to go somewhere 'near the back'.  

Hops I have not grown - only seen grown as I said I saw them at the RHS.
Be advised that they were growing a new *dwarf* variety - I forget the
name.  The old varieties grow to twenty plus feet - that would give your
trellis a real workout!


Regards


Brian


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