Revealing 35 NEW Seed Varieties For 2025 LIVE!

[@epicgardening]

Thanks for tuning in everyone! This was our 2nd livestream ever - will improve audio next time!

[@Dirt-Fermer]

@@SkELAo7 because spring starts in 2025 silly goose

[@djh5255]

watching yall from argentina.... been living here for 13 ys, but you know what they say: You can take the boy out of Texas, but you cant take Texas out of the boy. I believe the plant hardiness zone down here is 10a, but not sure.... either way, its a subtropical climate pretty much the same as anything you can find in the deep south and down to central florida. Any unique suggestions of what i should add next to my garden?

[@johanjoubert7731]

V😢🎉🎉 😂🎉u😢 Vkÿv n ​@@Dirt-Fermer

[@kelleymccoy7456]

Will you look into medicnials next year for the new seeds

[@vickiewest1199]

I went to a garden center I had never been to last week and was so excited when I found Botanical Interest seed packets. I bought several and will be going back for more♥️

[@Dirt-Fermer]

Found them locally in the middle of nowhere and was happy

[@terryjbrown6953]

Jacques mic needs to be turned up a lot more next time. Even though you turned his mic up all those times, at times, you couldn't hear him as well as we heard you talking. Also, please could you show the seed packages a little closer for us to see them better for us people who don't have 20/ 20 vision.

[@epicgardening]

Will fix for next time!

[@jenperry427]

I grew balsam once, several years ago, and it will outlive me in the garden. It is an avid reseeder, like intense, but stays in it's lane. The seeds pods pop open with purpose and they get some good distance, but it's not been a problem, easy to pull when you're weeding. I normally hate plants that reseed, but I look forward to this one every year. They also get a couple feet tall or more and like to grow thick, so fills in the area nicely.

[@originalwoolydragon8387]

I can attest.

[@gregbluefinstudios4658]

Audio is great. Good level, between the two of you. And for the record, You're ALWAYS louder than Jacques.

[@PorchGardeningWithPassion]

This is my take too

[@zaria5785]

I’m sure you already know this Jacque but for others who don’t , you can cut up the rest of your celery bunch and freeze it for later use in your stew or sauces. They don’t have to go to waste if you only needed a couple of fresh stalks for eating.

[@seenso]

Oooooh! I didn’t know this- thank you ❤

[@juliehorney995]

Yes! And there's a leafy, perennial celery that adds the same flavor without stalks.

[@Jenolistic]

Gotta say... this sale is insane!! But I am so happy; we are in a new space, and I have so much space to fill with raised beds.. got 4 last year and 3 more this year so stoked to get the bonus! ❤

[@SkankingGoalie]

Best tip I’ve learned for cooking Brussels sprouts: heat the oven to 450F and preheat your sheet tray with some oil. Take it out and quickly put halved sprouts face down before going back in the oven. They will get super crispy!

[@deboz8793]

Missed the livestream, but did see a high school play at the time of the livestream. But glad to see the recording.

[@rachellemazar7374]

I love that you are carrying compact squash plants, I have 4x8 enclosed beds so compact plants are important to me. I tried the perpetual spinach and it is doing great.

[@sheliaheverin8822]

I used to buy celery starts and then started growing my own. Last year was the first year I grew everything from seed....no starts at all. It's a wonderful feeling.

[@carissalizotte8977]

Ahhh. You guys have the best seeds!! I love Baker Creek as well but Botanical Interests is becoming a fast favorite for me! 🥰

[@rockyusa2012]

Great new seeds. Can't wait for 2025.

[@zaria5785]

Kevin: have you thought about growing a viburnum shrub in place of the horsetail by your outdoor shower? You can grow it into a tree but I think a shrub will work. You would need to prune it often so it’s not growing into the walkways and blocking your path or let it grow tall into a multi-trunk tree. The flowers are a pollinator magnet and the size of the flower heads are massive. And the foliage is beautiful as well. Anyone who’s unfamiliar with your garden layout would be surprised to find an outdoor shower behind it because the tree/shrub already serves a purpose from sight alone. Good luck in your garden and keep on growing! ✌🏼

[@Dirt-Fermer]

Lots of varieties of that as well. Ripe berries are safe to eat but birds take them all

[@jos0874]

Personally, I would not want to shower next to a bunch of bees

[@theheardhomestead]

You have the quick snack 😮😮😮😮😮❤ I grew it last year in my greenhouse it did wonderful I was able to harvest every 2 days. I’m so excited that I can order it from y’all

[@3dogsandababy]

Thank you for going through all the new seeds. Definitely some good ones in there I will be trying. I know the horsetail rush can be naughty but it makes such a beautiful backdrop for the video with the screen behind it. The moment Jacques figured out what Kevin was actually referring to about the hand “demonstration” of the flower opening when he was talking about the lacy phacelia was priceless and made me laugh out loud. It reminds me of my husband when I point out a funny second meaning to something he said or did, it takes him a minute or sometimes I actually have to explain.😂😂😂. Which ends up sending me into even more giggles when he blushes as he figures it out.

[@JWDicus]

That Sylvia variety of brussels sprout has been a complete game changer in my garden. Stoked to see you carrying it now. It has been the most vigorous, reliable variety for me.

[@patriciamiller1916]

Watching from Arizona desert your replay 7 hrs after, finding your sound rather quiet. Have my TV turned up way high then it comes in loud turn down then up then down. Love those new varieties just wish I could actually grow something to harvest. Planted carrots no germination (bummer) critter ate most of my Brussels sprouts plants even with row cover 😵‍💫..love your channels 😊

[@mikemansell9391]

I really enjoy these. I am hoping you guys move to more live streams like when you do your seeds starts or even stuff like this. It feels more personable (not that your videos don't, they're amazing as well), but interactions with your fans/followers is top notch. Well done! Can't wait to try some of these new seeds!

[@Wisconsin_Gardener]

Grew about 20 tomatoes this year. The one that stood out for flavor, texture, size, and crack resistance is the West Virginia Sweet Meat for being the ultimate BLT tomato. Happy Gardening!

[@Dot2TrotsLowCarbLiving]

Crap...missed the live stream. But tuning in late from Virginia!

[@jeaniebeanie3350]

Love this indoor cucumber seed. I’m definitely trying this one. I struggle growing them outside.

[@Tamsins_Potager]

I was watching from Australia, but had to dip out and come back to the recording 😊

[@Danny__D]

Same, I heard my local fruit shop had watermelon for $0.08 kg. 15kg later I'm back to watch it. 😂

[@Danny__D]

While eating watermelon 🍉

[@Power_Prawnstar]

My misso lived in Canade for 5 years, we're from Adelaide Oz, very similar climate to SF. She hates tomatoes but swears that they were better in Canada. I was like, yeah, righto, bought a packet of Siberian tomatoes. Just to prove her wrong. They grew, early as, best Tomato Ive ever tasted. Lesson learnt. Dont argue with the Misso. 😂

[@nicholasnarcowich9163]

Sacramento, CA... you both sound the same, Loud & Clear :-) I love beans & Rice. so good together. But, I will say... I love Chilly, & I wanted to cook beans for myself. I bought some, read the directions... Soaked them over night & they got so big... CHANGED the water - my Grandmother didn't do that & her Chilly tasted great, but the gas! - then cooked them. They were so good. Thank you for your videos.

[@saral1324]

I get gleeful when y'all mention seeds I have already been growing for a few years. Amazing grey and Pandora poppies, love them, peach puff Cinderella, sweet William, and back to black. ❤️❤️

[@violetwheatley2381]

Hi from Oregon, They look like a nice variety of seeds. To counteract spicy peppers by de la Rosa marzipan without fail it works so far.

[@CatMomHomestead]

Po-tay-toes*! Boil 'em, mash 'em, stick 'em in a *stew*! Jacques for the LOTR winnnn 😂😂 love you guys and I LOVE the cooking vids, please never stop making them!

[@AJsGreenThumbLLC]

Great selection of seeds guys! Always enjoy your commentary

[@eviecremini]

I’d love to see some Old North Sea strawberries! Currently I’ve only seen one other company have them and then a bunch of scalpers reselling them.

[@JohnnyVMcPhersonII]

I know you guys may not go back and read comments after a few days or whatever , it’s the evening before thanksgiving and just to give you an idea of your reach I’m here at Ft Bragg NC ( now Ft Liberty) an hour or so south of Raleigh NC and my wife and I saw your Black Friday commercial on the TV , which was on The History channel…..that’s awesome !

[@beverlyboyce1041]

I grew Quick Snack cucumber this year and it did great. The plants r long lasting too. The cucumbers r very juicy too

[@lisagoldberg5178]

Please, (going foward) for the seeds you need to have the camera man get better close ups of the packages!♥

[@winie5665]

Any plans to bring back old veg varieties? Been waiting for Sunstripe Zucchini, Papaya Dew Melons, Pineapple Ground Cherries, and Golden Marconi Peppers to restock for awhile so I could get them from u guys but I was dismayed to find out they’re gone? I use flat Bobby pins to reseal seed packets, bit short but it works!

[@thadwilen4302]

Great presentation. Try Jacques mic on his hat. He wins the brussel sprouts prep!

[@kimpaynter]

I just love you too together. Just have so much fun.

[@johnnyalegria]

Really enjoyed! Love from Lakeside California

[@Lee-c2d]

Fruit is the reason I garden. Tomato, grapes, strawberry, cucumber, squash, blueberries, blackberries, and on. Veggies..only lettuce, garlic, onion, and carrot. Spinach is high oxalate so eat cautiously.

[@kwizmo]

Glad you guys got a baccatum species! Hope you guys get more of them. Brazilian starfish’s, aji mango, sugar rush, etc.

[@unknownname8328]

As always watching from South Ontario Canada

[@HenryFromWob]

Really good pronunciation on the "Gelber Englischer", Kevin! Love to see some German varieties among all those beautiful crops. 😊

[@bobbyferguson1431]

i live in Kentucky love watching u guys Happy Early Thanksgiving.

[@michellereichart8252]

Dang. Missed the live stream. Im excited for all these seeds. Never enough. Lol From coastal NC.

[@PorchGardeningWithPassion]

Very cool new seeds guys! I need more space on my porch so I can try them all lol 👊🏻🌻👊🏻

[@bobbieriley3061]

Thank you guys, I got some new inspired ideas!

[@Tinysteading]

Recently djscoved Sweet Wklliams and lovd thrm They grow year round ihere in ghe midwest. A week under frezingvtemps snd mine still grows. Bloomed in the snow! Year round flower.

[@amydumas7823]

You should absolutely try making 'chardikopita'...onion, swiss chard, parsley, mint, dill and lots of feta. It is a game changer.

[@epicgardening]

Sounds so good!

[@j_lambert]

From Vancouver Island BC… Nice work guys!

[@terryjbrown6953]

Sorry I missed the live, but I'm watching from Springfield, Massachusetts.

[@SK-lt1so]

"Royal Burgundy Bush Bean" seeds from Botanical Interests did very well for me this past year.

[@juliehorney995]

Looks great! Would be good to hear more detail like amount of sun, height, and is it a problem-solver? Agree with comment about bringing on more medicinal herbs, plants.

[@StargazingDragon]

Indiana I had to drop the live to find my kids toy lol but I'm here for that black eye Susan and those Brussels sprouts I'm updating my seed list right now lol

[@thecrazypotts]

all of the new varieties are SO EXCITING!!

[@mayasalter1624]

The sound was not working during the live stream for me. I had to wait a few hours to listen to you guys. Love the new seeds. Please include even more dwarf varieties for those of us with small container gardens.

[@elebenty5709]

If you try sprouting the cherry caramel phlox, split the seeds so you have some in complete darkness. One grower said she put them under her bench with a tray covering them. Coveted color combination with a finicky reputation.

[@jeaniebeanie3350]

I’m in SwFL zone 10b. It is never cold here. An hour or two 45-47 degrees is the coldest we get.

[@g143h]

I'm glad I found your channel. Ohio, and thank you.

[@galeharris6696]

I live in VT, and I've grown the Englisher Custard Squash. It did great, and was very prolific. Can't grow parsnips to save my life!

[@Tinysteading]

Love all the info on the packs

[@eugemerl6578]

I'm waiting for this, but I couldn't make it on time watching from Missouri Zone 6A 💛💛

[@deek4177]

Ok, this was a lot of fun, thanks.

[@cressraciti]

I think Parsnip seed is notorious for having a short shelf life in addition to the slow germination, we always have to have some parsnip grown for seed every year in the garden

[@squashit339]

I loved this video!! I'm making a wish list for my secret santa, but I'm worried I might miss out on some of these so might have to just buy them lol

[@lailalayzify]

Love your videos

[@Tinysteading]

Looking for a tomato I grew but I didng think about saving seeds and I nos regret thst. It maybe have been a one of a kind as Ive been looking for 5 plus years now. Gardener friends came up with dkmeyhing with similar name but not the one. It was labeled Peach Tomato. It was a fuzzy tomato yellow with blush of pink on the shoulders.

[@juliarroberts1621]

Watching from Antigua

[@saritareynolds8258]

Watching from Detroit!

[@ChaosOrZen]

Darn it. I have all my seeds set aside for next year. Was NOT going to buy more. Looks like i have some shopping to do.

[@epicgardening]

;)

[@sharbrown3279]

Would be very nice to have a actual pic on the seed pack

[@nancyhebert5325]

Rose mallow is beautiful but it reseeds like crazy. Somewhat invasive

[@Petes-Life]

Hey Kevin, Pennsylvania here....

[@jmbkpo]

The virtual close-up of the seed packages is more satisfactory, could it be made on live?

[@deb5847]

Is the perpetual spinach good in salads?

[@epicgardening]

Yes

[@danakenoyer106]

Sweet William, quite fragrant, adianthus i.e. carnation family long vase life

[@jadarianharris4873]

Colorado Springs In the house:))

[@JoyoftheGardenandHome]

If I only had the space😢 You have the best prices on these beds! (I already have 4)

[@tinarytting3799]

Northern AZ!

[@angelabow3198]

Idaho!

[@lindamon5101]

I confess i love you both❤❤

[@epicgardening]

We love you back

[@lydiab1228]

👋🏽. I’m in Shaker Heights, Ohio 😊

[@veneceweeks3730]

Do you ship to Australia the seed packets please? 😊

[@nikvln]

Florida

[@kathyw6226]

What about Peruvian tubers called potatoes from seed. Trade winds fruit offered some before. Would these classify as seeds for potatoes? If not could add to your weird seed mix. Also cocona seeds. U gotta try them😂 amazing Foliage. Fruit for juicing.

[@leanndemars_MN]

😂 Minnesota zone 4B I missed it live napped to long 😅 going into hibernation mode

[@ChrisWestwood-r4t]

Hi from a bit north of Sydney.

[@maureenmeehan1176]

any chance you will ship to Switzerland?

[@johnnyalegria]

I have a fruiting philodendron. Is that the rare fruit Kevin was talking about?.

[@RobertBee-fs8hv]

Advance 3 minutes

[@ChaosOrZen]

Thank you

[@wjm1319]

For potatoes from seed, Cultivariable has a collection of varieties.

[@pattipate9732]

Kolin Louisiana here!

[@jeffsherwood9151]

Hey from statesville nc

[@McIcetay]

Lemon drop!!!! Great pepper.

[@rhondaamrich2548]

Merritt Island, Florida

[@nancycansler3623]

Conover, NC

[@buzzy4537]

Do they ship seeds to europe?

[@marykarinacarmagnola3325]

I always blanche my sprouts then crispy fry in bacon fat or lard

[@rondakinzey7637]

Michigan!

[@rinarose9544]

56:23 TV: What's that Pokemon? Us: IT'S SUDOWOODO TV: It's Eric! Us: FUUUUU-

[@priyanair9114]

Will you guys ever ship to Canada 😢