TOP PRODUCING VEGETABLES IN THE GARDEN THIS YEAR!

This week we're discussing all of our winning varieties that have been fun to grow and top producers in the vegetable garden this year.
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[@iwanttobelieve5970]

Definitely can tell that's a father and son. 😆😆 As a parent, I had to laugh at your interactions.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We have a good time together, especially when doing this show.

[@lindaestell6613]

100K subscribers !! That's a big deal that deserves a big congratulation.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

👍 🎉

[@TalkingThreadsMedia]

I am thrilled that the Algonquian Squash made the list of your top five! Thank you for the feedback -- and for being willing to take a blind "leap of faith"! My Algonquian crop was harvested 10/9/2019 because we were predicted to get a hard freeze that night. The fruits were stored in a cool, dry, dark location for the winter. They finished turning orange while in storage. The Algonquian stored without any problems from October to mid-March. By April, the first few were starting to go bad so I made sure they got processed -- soup and pie. Four plants produced a boatload of fruits...which is why I was able to send you so many seeds. Enjoy! Best wishes from Kate In Olympia, WA -- 6/18/2020.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

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[@seedaholicgardens9085]

@@gardeningwithhoss I think anything Kate shares* is certainly going to taste good!

[@TalkingThreadsMedia]

I like the flavor of Algonquian squash as soup or pie; let's just hope they do, too! How something "tastes" is very subjective. For example: A lot of people enjoy Okra. (Bleh). I am NOT one of them! 🤢 I just hope the Algonquian appeals to them as much as it appeals to me! Kate.

[@WhereInTheWorldIsToni]

Haha! I was raised in the North and about 20 years ago I went to truck driving School in Tennessee. While I was there they taught me southern lingo and roastin ears was one of the things I learned. I left there with a certificate saying I was at honorary hillbilly. Thank you for igniting that great memory.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Great story! Glad you made the cut!

[@dougfranco9995]

as a new farmer at 55 years old just got my first 40 and a mule ...with on kin in the farming bizz you two are very helpful , now if i could fix the clay God bless me with i can stop planting and start growing , God willing and tons of loom to fix my clay pot i call home ...thks again for all my envy. Doug from Tn

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for watching, Doug!

[@farmerbob4554]

My winners this summer have been: Burgess Buttercup winter squash, Sweet Dumpling Delicata squash and Sungold tomato. I planted one hill of the Burgess Buttercup and probably have 30-40 fruit on a vine that’s about 60’ long. It’s growing about a foot every day with no signs of stopping. The Sweet Dumpling isn’t quite as productive but it’s compact and should produce about 20 fruit. You said it all on the Sungold tomato, very productive, very little blossom drop and very high quality fruit.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Can't wait to try those Burgess Buttercups ourselves!

[@farmerbob4554]

Hoss Tools The tasting reviews are all positive, sweet, dense and not stringy. I harvested a few small ones because I just couldn’t wait. I’ve never seen anything grow this fast and produce as much fruit. I thought Waltham butternut was productive but this one is amazing. The seeds I get from you guys are top notch, excellent germination rates and strong, healthy plants.

[@jeremyedgeworth9087]

My winner is the Cherokee red lettuce. It is an amazing lettuce and keeps for a long time in the refrigerator. Started a small market farm this year and have people hooked on it and can’t wait until I grow more this fall.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Good luck on your small market farm!

[@jtharp9265]

Now your at almost 185,000 -200,000 Friends / subscribers .and you will be hitting it soon as This year people are gonna be gardening even more with all the HIGH PRICES ... God bless yall , So glad i got my onions , fertilizer, irish potatoes and began purchasing everything NOW AS ITS GONNA BE HARDER THIS YEAR IF EVERYONE WAITS . thank you & God bless everyone who works so hard at hoss tools , I always get all my orders so fast & perfect . Dec 29, 2021 Josette Tharp Texas 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@amandaaskew7606]

I love the shirts! Can't wait to see the okra one, and then decide what to get! Also, every episode makes my shopping list longer! I really love how y'all interact! My husband is NOT a gardener, and does not like garden channels, but he also enjoys the Row by Row Show! Congrats on reaching your 100k!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We hope to have the okra shirt to show off soon! Thanks for watching, Amanda!

[@seedaholicgardens9085]

you too?I'mwaay over my seed budget thisyear,Thank you travis!😅

[@TalkingThreadsMedia]

Ummm... You are not alone in being OVER budget on seeds! 😱 Good thing seeds last several years! Kate in Olympia, WA - 6/19/2020.

[@seedaholicgardens9085]

@@TalkingThreadsMedia hee hee!

[@louissullivan1266]

First thing I said when I opened the video was "I gotta get me one of them shirts!". I just discovered you guys this year and it's been awesome! Thanks for the great content!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We are just as excited about the shirts! Glad you found us!

[@seedsandsanity5525]

CONGRATULATIONS ON 100k!!!! Thanks for another informative and humorous show. I’m so glad I got my red snapper seeds already ;)

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for watching! 🎉

[@pamelaaverill1608]

Congratulations 100k. Can't happen to better people then you both. Since I subscribed I hear you guys always giving thank you for that. Jesus loves you guys!!

[@susietrentham2914]

This popped up in my suggestions this morning and I'm so glad I watched. I heard about y'all through Jess at Roots and Refuge.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Glad you found us!

[@Lc-ov6pm]

Thanks for the great inf. Love the "winner list" for seeds.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for watching, Linda!

[@cordovanbee713]

Would love to get me some shirts, However I’m a 3X so I guess not, for now I understand your position, perhaps a Patch that could be sewn or ironed on? Really liked the Logo shirt nice looking Blue, wishing you continued success in your business. Love the show!!!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Hopefully we can work on some patches for sure!!

[@teg31-949]

Hi Greg and Travis, Great video on your choices of winning crops. All your helpful gardening tips end up in a notebook I refer to frequently. I live alone at 65 yrs. old and mostly grow tomatoes, butternut squash, cucumbers, cabbage, sunflowers, herbs and sweet potatoes. I'm getting ready to watch your 4 Simple Ways to Get the Most From Your Sweet Potatoes. It's a new crop for me. I have 6 slips of Beauregard. I love your shirts and the new color hat you wore, Travis. Really like watching both of you and especially when you chomp into some fresh produce! Keep up the good work!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Diane, we are happy to hear you enjoy our videos. Good luck on your first crop of sweet potatoes this year!

[@thewildingslanding]

You guys should have an "Alright, alright, alright" shirt...lol!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Oh it's coming. Just can't give it all away at once.

[@thewildingslanding]

@@gardeningwithhoss yay!!!!!

[@robinmiller1783]

Hoss Mr. Big Peas, Premium Greens Mix & Arugula all outstanding performers. Eight ball squash have just flowered this week so excited to try those...the Candy Onions are doing well....my first time growing onions from seed. From other seed sources I have been pleased with Magnolia Snap Peas, Giant Romaine, & Prizehead lettuce. Hoss Monique shallots performing great....but the Elephant garlic from starts at my local farmers market are bigger than any prior year.......just harvested the scapes so actual bulb harvest is a few weeks away.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Glad to hear your success in the garden!

[@monicarevey9911]

Wow I’m impressed on your website. I ordered my first order on Monday about 10am and got them in the mail Wednesday. I live in pudget sound area in Washington. I can’t even get local mail this fast. Very good business skills!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for your order Monica!

[@dianepuckett8790]

I grew up eating field and I love it but you can not find anywhere. It also makes the best creamed or fried because it has all that starch. Just found your channel and I love it

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Glad you found us Diane!

[@christiensgarden3325]

Congratulations and I was introduced to your channel by roots and refuge as well... now I watch you guys as well and purchased lots of my garden from you guys... where do you get the container that has the cherry tomatoes in

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Glad you found us!

[@orchepiaviolinviola]

Hi Greg, Thanks for talking about Hickory King corn 🌽! I decided to try growing this variety because I heard about it on your previous podcast. I grow all my vegetables in Earthboxes. This corn has not disappointed so far!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Glad you are having great success with your corn!

[@tulumussger4849]

My hubby and I would love love love to purchase some Hoss tshirts, all of those designs are awesome! 😍

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We should have them available for purchase on the site here (hosstools.com/product-category/garden-tools-collection/gardening-gear/) in the next few days.

[@randyketcham3840]

We dealt with the critter problem this week after Mrs. Deer decided to start eating on the squash and cucumber plants. We fenced in the whole garden and allowed for a path around it. I had to take fence and create found cages with chicken wire caps to keep them safe. Now the deer just keeps walking around all of it trying to figure out how to get in. Keep up the videos Boys, there is always good information coming from you two since you also grow your own food.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Hopefully you can keep the deer out of your garden. Thanks for watching, Randy!

[@shanemaloney964]

Thanks for you in depth information on growing big onions just let you know your knowledge is reaching far and wide we are in south australia 🇦🇺 I can honestly say I can now grow onions I plant seedlings in early may and liquid feed with a worm casting leachate fortnightly for four months during our winter then I stop liquid feeding for the next four months being spring and summer I back the water of a bit towards the end I do practice crop rotation and make my own compost thanks to my chickens wanted to pass what I have tried and have achieved in the garden thanks again cheers

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Awesome, great to hear

[@knittingwithfish]

Hello from northwest Florida! I am learning a lot from y’all. What should I spray on stink bugs. I found the infestation on my pole beans. Too many to control manually. Can’t wait for those onions to be available to everyone. Thanks for what y’all are doing!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

If you've got lots of adults, not much you can do at this point in the season. Just harvest what you can and get those plants away from the garden. Next year be sure to start a spraying program when plants are small.

[@bobbysmith135]

My #1 winner so far is the Jambalaya okra......I planted 4 varieties this year and the Jambalaya is just kicking butt. I am a believer from what you been telling us.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

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[@amoore0713]

I love my shirt I bought from you guys!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks Alicia!

[@stevenparsons8542]

Hey ya'll my name is Steven, I'm fairly new to the show. I really enjoy watching it. I've have learned so much from ya"ll since I've subscribed. I have had a small garden for a few years now, but I've only grew spring gardens. This year after tuning in to ya'll's channel has really encouraged me to try to grow more food for my family right here from home. I want to have a soil sample done, but when would be the best time and what all should I have my soil tested for? I recently learned that I live in zone 8A after watching Row by Row. Thank ya'll for doing what ya'll do!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Get it tested a month or two before you intend to plant -- that way you have time to amend the soil and allow those adjustments to take affect.

[@stevenparsons8542]

@@gardeningwithhoss thank you very much!

[@brianmartin8225]

I have a question for you guys : What crop have you both really pushed the envelope with as far as planting out of season or trying to stretch the maturity dates. You guys are great and really like your videos and vlog. I have learned a lot about certain crops in your area that I am going to try to push a little in my area Zone 7b. I thank you for all you do!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We try to push the limits with many crops. We always push the limits when it comes to seeing how many squash and cucumber crops we can get in a specific warm-season. We also are trying succession planting corn throughout the summer this year, which is working well so far.

[@rebeccaorozco8222]

Congratulations on the subscriber's! Well earned from the both of you! This is my 2nd year gardening so I'm still learning alot! But what I've learned from you guy's already I tell ya just can't thank ya enough! 💚🌻. I do have a question to. this will be the first time I've grown cucumbers and I've noticed that mine are getting kind of bitter what's advice on that or any ideas of what I'm doing wrong. Thanks so much!!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Usually bitter cukes means that the plant is stressed. Not enough water or irregular watering.

[@janiceimpson1467]

I really enjoy watching Row by Row and your other videos. I’ve learned a lot from y’all. I only do raised beds and container gardening. Im trying to figure out how I could or if I should use cover crops. I don’t do any tilling. How would I go about working it into my soil? Should I add the cover crop to my compost, let it decompose then add it to the garden beds the next year?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

You could cover crop the beds. Cut them with a weedeater then add compost on top or use a garden fork to turn the cover crop into the soil.

[@nanajane9612]

Congrats on your 100K! What will the okra shirt say? Luv the RAD-ish chirt!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

It says "oh-kree"

[@everettmcdonald2088]

Those Algonquin squash from what I read were originally grown by Algonquin Indians in New England.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for the info!

[@daverobbins9587]

Another great show! Question...any tips on growing Charleston Grey watermelons? 1st time growing them this year.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Feed them well. 20-20-20 + MicroBoost will make you look like a hero.

[@sydneydbrooks]

Great show! Can’t wait for the tshirts! 👍

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We are excited for the shirts as well. Thanks for watching!

[@eodvet485]

Of the seeds I've purchased from Hoss, scarlett emperor pole bean grew very well so many additional vines. Some plants had 4-5 extra vines. To hot here in 9b and no fruit set, so..I pulled em and moving on to an order I just placed with some rattlesnake beans. Have another 3 months of 95+ might as well have something growing. Peaches n cream sweet corn is doing okay..after the central stalks got fried early on they put out some tillars. Each ear and tassel has its own tiller. -shrug- 50 plants of P&C half have tasseled out and a few ears showing 2 days ago. Theyve hit 4-5ft and maybe they'll do something after all. (I have been hitting em with fertilizer and extra water to push em) halo canary and dewlictable succumbed to ..something.. strong seedings and 2 weeks after transplant (6in) outside they just folded over. Opened em up and no noticeable stem issues. Roots seemed a little..dainty. going to direct seed and see how they go. 8 ball finally put out a female flower. Interested to see if the micronutrients fertilizer can help push some plants through the summer heat. Temptress sweet corn got hit with same heat the peaches n cream did but were 3 weeks younger and seem to be okay. I'm pushing them right along. More leaves..cooler soil. Procut red sunflowers doing well. The stalks are uncomfortably thin at about 12inches. Hopefully they grow into their britches. American giant sunflower still midgets but healthy. Planted a piccolino cucumber...3 plants (2ft high) and 0 male flowers. About a dozen females. Ought to be interesting if I can pollinate em with the armenian males.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Glad to hear you are having a great garden this year!

[@sargefaria]

Im up in 5A and really just getting going. Im on week 7 and things are all looking great, however, my number 1 right now (with nothing coming off yet but peas i planted real early) is the Sunburst Patty Pan Squash. They're growing like weeds, and im ok with that. Also got some Rattlesnake Pole Beans that are starting to take off, Mountain Glory Maters that look good and some Black Zebra Cherry Maters that also look good. Just getting another heat wave here as well and both my Moon and Star, and Baby Doll Watermelons are starting to grow well from transplant. Really looking forward to trying the baby doll......never even heard of a yellow meat watermelon if im honest

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Send us a picture of those Baby Doll Watermelons when you cut one. We didn't get a chance to grow those this year, but wanted to!

[@sargefaria]

@@gardeningwithhoss I certainly will

[@Dirgy100]

Hello Was wondering if you knew where I could get some of the G- nesting onions? I do an outdoor classroom at my Preschool and we try to find different plants for them to grow. This one sounds perfect as we are trying to do a round the year garden this year and keep it going as far as we can to get items as many of the 12 month that we can.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

It will probably take us one more year to develop enough seed stock to sell. So we should have some in 2021 on the site.

[@petehans8087]

You guys are great. I'm wondering though. I've got a small garden. About 200+ ft. in zone 5. How do your seeds do up here, and what do you need multiple plants of for cross pollination. In other words, what can I plant just one of, and still get a harvest.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We've got people all over the country in every zone having great success with our seeds. The only crop that really needs many plants for good pollination would be corn. Everything else is either self-pollinating or produces male and female flowers per plant.

[@jerrygeorgopolis8015]

My Avalon sweet corn is up and looking good !..

[@gardeningwithhoss]

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[@chariprice]

An okra shirt?? can't wait to see it!!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

It's actually an "oh-kree" shirt.

[@chariprice]

Hoss Tools 🤣🤣 even better!

[@michaelarchibald5846]

Love the radish shirt! I'm dealing with blossom drop on my tomatoes and jalapenos, is there anything I can do to make sure they set fruit?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Put a handful of this (hosstools.com/product/pelletized-gypsum-soil-conditioner/) at the base of each plant and that should get them on the right track.

[@michaelarchibald5846]

@@gardeningwithhoss Thanks! I'll give the gypsum a try.

[@joeland9522]

Love the recap. Can you guys talk about Travis' market bag program? How intensive is it? Is it set up like a CSA?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We have done a few Row by Row shows on it in the past, but will probably do a few more in the next month or so.

[@BrainStormAcres]

We fence out the rabbits, trap the wood rats and mice, and shoot the squirrels. The deer, antelope, and elk don’t usually come in the garden, although they have come in when we were on vacation. Critters can be a challenge, but you have to know your local laws, to know what you are allowed to do. Thanks for the great video as always. I think we probably need a shirt or two. We will be watching the site!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

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[@carole4b]

Hi y’all ¿ is it OK to fertilize tomato plants when temperatures are at their highest? Some groups advice that it will stress out the plants during a heat wave, others say that is when the plants need extra support?! Microburst? Pelletized Gypsum or Calcium?? Thx!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

If you've got plenty of water, it should be fine. Especially if it's just MicroBoost or Gypsum.

[@parksman3334]

Lol we need a 4xl shirt Row by Row “Phat Gardener”

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We've got them now: hosstools.com/product/row-by-row-shirt/

[@lawlessbladeworks5351]

Hey there fellas , another quick question. In your opinion , how long does okra last in the refrigerator ? I am just now starting to pick my jambalaya and red burgundy and wanting to wait till I get a good mess of it before I start freezing , pickling , and eating it. Also when are the new heavy duty wheel hoe sweeps gonna be in stock ? Thanks again.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We can usually get ours to last 5 days or so. Should be a couple more weeks on the sweeps.

[@welchfarmnc]

Where can I find information on making salve. Thanks

[@gardeningwithhoss]

I think we just googled a recipe. We'll try to dig it up for next week's show.

[@kellypage1673]

I planted temptress sweet corn around the same time as y’all did. What fertilizer is best for the quads? I used stanky fish juice and Calcium Nitrate. Mines not quite hiney high yet. What do I need?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We've been giving ours 20-20-20 + MicroBoost. Would normally side dress with Chilean Nitrate, but we're out. Just gave them a shot of Fish and Guano through the drip system.

[@kellypage1673]

Hoss Tools thank you! We ordered the Temptress & Sweet Dumpling Squash from y’all right at the beginning of this Corona stuff and still got our seeds so quickly so we could get them right on in! Thank y’all for doing what y’all do!

[@seedaholicgardens9085]

I need a 2x R x Rand purple please1X for mark for radish! I love them , Where's All Right! All right! All Right!( with an ear of corn with shades on iton a tee Trav? A melon on a tee with Garedening with Greg too! Think I'll stop now. Blessings!😎P.S. I do have a REAL question. My Cgerries and my strawberries are super tiny this year we do fertilize our cherry tree, not so much the berries i mean tiny like pea or blueberry sized. Last years berries andcherries were normal sized,. Any idea how to fix this before next season they dissappear?Thank you for your help I know you are mostly veg, But Ole Greg really IS a wealth of knowledge as are you, and I really want to get real harvest for next season. Thanks in advance for your help!-your buddy, Hope💖

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We are working on some more shirts, that's for sure!

[@seedaholicgardens9085]

@@gardeningwithhoss Emailme i have a ffew more ideas( my specialty!)😊

[@Pynefurnishings]

Good stuff today you guys! What are the most challenging things to grow for you? We all want to on know the bad side of gardening as well. 😂😂😂

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Great question!

[@linklesstennessee2078]

Hope them guinea onions come available

[@gardeningwithhoss]

It will probably take one more year to get enough to sell, but we should have them.

[@acbwildlifecontrol3748]

@Linkless Tennessee hey from Carl with ACB wildlife control-

[@jenbuckner6924]

Are the guinea nest onions the same as walking or top setting onions? I’ve been growing walking onions since last year and they’re a great perennial onion!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

No, these are different from the "Egyptian Walking Onions" to which I believe you're referring.

[@jenbuckner6924]

Hoss Tools Thanks, good to know. Looks like I’ll have a new onion to get from you when you have them available!

[@clinthutcheson8945]

I want me some of those guinea onions. How can I get on the list?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

It will likely be next year before we have enough to sell, but we're working on it.

[@annegrant8644]

I was wondering why when you put the grape leaves in your pickles and Greg said it was too salty for him I just want you to know I looked in my encyclopedia of herbs and other ways to preserve I read about grape leaves when put into brine they will make the brine saltier and it says to ease up the amount of salt that you put in the brine by following the recipe if it's 1 tbsp your recipe say to use back off to it maybe a quarter or even half at the thought and I hope you are using canning salt so I thought I would just relay this information to you if you're going to use grape leaves for crispy pickles back off on your salt from your recipe as usual great show 5 thumbs up

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Good to know!

[@bluegrassluke2989]

You mention your property is near commercial farm land. Do you have any issues with spray drift?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Haven't ever had any issues. They spray with planes mostly and use some kind of thickening/sticking agent which drops it pretty accurately where they want it -- and not near my garden.

[@thewildingslanding]

I'm interested in those Al squash... I would grow it through the winter in south Florida... just to experiment...

[@gardeningwithhoss]

That would be an excellent time to grow them down there!

[@TalkingThreadsMedia]

Contact Ellie at HERITAGE MARKET down in Florida. She may still have some of the Algonquian seeds.

[@thewildingslanding]

@@TalkingThreadsMedia, I may just do that. Thank you.

[@TalkingThreadsMedia]

Oops... correction HERITAGE SEED MARKET. Best wishes from Kate in Olympia, WA

[@dawnlamblambkinfarm6938]

I know it’s not time yet but I’m trying to learn now for fall...(9b south Louisiana)...I am carrot 🥕 challenged...I get 9o-95% germination but can’t get them to GROW they stay small. Advice Please. My kids laugh at my itty bitty carrots.😑

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We have lots of videos on growing carrots and will be doing more this year. Need to plant them in October and overwinter them.

[@edwarddennis2729]

Travis, you grow "sweet" corn and Greg is growing "field" corn. What's the difference? I've always eaten sweet corn. Is field corn something I should try to grow?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Field corn is mainly used for making grits, cornmeal, or livestock feed. However, you can eat it fresh as roasting ears and it's pretty good!

[@craiglamb8056]

Viewer Question: Do you guys ever use foliar fertilizer feeding? Why or why not? What product would you use?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

You can foliar feed with our Micro-Boost product. We usually just inject through the drip tape though.

[@klgodsey]

Sure would like to know where I could get some of these nesting onions for my garden.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Hopefully we can grow a big seed crop this fall and make them available on our site.

[@pms1953]

I’m in zone 6. When would I plant the calendula flower in the fall?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

You could probably plant as soon as early September. Here in zone 8b, we'll plant around October or a little sooner.

[@pms1953]

Hoss Tools thanks

[@karakirton-ormston5332]

Travis, do you think the butternuts could be trellised?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Maybe on a cattle panel. Seems like I've seen it done before.

[@karakirton-ormston5332]

Hoss Tools Thank you!

[@coffeemonster6328]

Off Topic, but I planted some Austrian Crescent potatoes and I can't find if they're determinate or indeterminate?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Determinate. Dig them when the plants start to die back.

[@monicarevey9911]

Is sun gold and sunray the same tomatoes?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

As far as I know, there is only one "Sun Gold." Sunray must be a different variety. Although some seed companies do like to be sneaky and rename varieties to make you think it is something different.

[@klgodsey]

Can you tells us where we can get seeds for these?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

All our seeds are on our site at www.hosstools.com. Some of the varieties we talked about tonight won't be available til late this year or early next year.

[@boydgravesvlogs2562]

How can I get a a catalog for. Your seeds 😁

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We don't print a catalog, but you can see all our seeds here: hosstools.com/premium-garden-seeds/

[@dlqatato]

When did you start the seeds of the colindula (sp)?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

I think it was back when we were start tomato and pepper seeds, so around February or March.

[@HerHealthyHome]

Calendula

[@KawiLover250]

I have a new puppy who loves to roll and chew on all my plants including the lavender. Are there any vegetable leaves that are poisonous to a pup that I should be worried about? Also, I had a Maine Coon cat and he would chase off the raccoons no problem! Just depends on the cat I suppose 😁

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Not sure of any veggie plants that are toxic to animals, but our dog doesn't really eat plants so not a good source on that subject.

[@KawiLover250]

@@gardeningwithhoss Update: our pup ate some sweet potato vine and turns out it is very poisonous. Luckily he only had some lethargy and a little dehydration but just thought I would update to spread the word. I would caution anyone who has a mouthy puppy to keep him out the garden until he listens well enough to leave all the plants alone.

[@msmarygardner]

How’s the flavor on the red snapper?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Really good!

[@msmarygardner]

Hoss Tools...👍

[@jtharp9265]

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[@hawksroostbooknook6440]

When you were talking about sweet potatoes you mentioned a pin tater. What is a pin tater?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

The sweet potato vines will extend from the main row and pin themselves to the ground, rerooting the plant. This secondary rooting will produce sweet potatoes often times. They're not as big, but just as good!

[@hawksroostbooknook6440]

Thanks!

[@kprairiesun]

You know no matter how well you garden, some varieties just perform better in other climates.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

👍

[@marandaxmen]

Hey guys! I usually prune indeterminate tomatoes, and, of course, leave my determinate varieties alone. Today I heard a man on KZbin say do not prune your cherry tomatoes. What do you fellas think about that?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We don't prune any of our tomatoes.

[@marandaxmen]

@@gardeningwithhoss Ty!

[@mericsmith25]

Like the Rad-ish shirt.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Coming soon! 👍

[@monicarevey9911]

My gardening spaces are only up to 7’ long. Any gardening tools for compact spaces. I have raised beds, grow bags and small beds here and there surrounded my house. So if appreciate some of your product recommendations for hand tools for must haves for me to start with on a budget? I care for no more then 100 plants in a large array of plants edibles and flowers.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We have tools for gardens of any size. See our selection of long-handle tools here: hosstools.com/product-category/garden-tools-collection/long-handle-hoes/

[@monicarevey9911]

Another packed show. I literally watched each show over and over. Seems like I understand more when I get to the stages you explain so I’m glad I can go to the same show for the same plant! Thank you

[@monicarevey9911]

Yay! I just ordered 3 Tine Cultivator. And few Hoss Gear items. Thank you.

[@keddoproductions]

Guys, I love love love your show, but I'm getting over a dozen ad sets. Every one or two minutes is just more than I can stomach. Please reduce or frontload those ads Thanks for all your hard work making your content.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We don't control the frequency of the ads -- KZbin does. They tend to place more ads on videos that have good viewer retention. KZbin does have a premium feature where you don't have to see the ads.

[@keddoproductions]

@@gardeningwithhoss thanks alot.

[@terrysavage2745]

I like dogs more than cats.