WILL THIS NEW CARROT VARIETY OUTPERFORM ONE OF OUR FAVORITES?!

We added a new carrot variety to grow this year and it is doing extremely well. So well it might just outperform one of our favorite carrot varieties.
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[@syntychiahintsin-tee-shaks2256]

Never seen Greg without a hat on. Between that stylish scarf and the head full of hair, I can see him strolling with the rich and trendy out in the Hamptons. Travis’ scarf is really nice as well.

[@buktababe]

Greg needs him a smoking jacket now.

[@juliekraft4102]

Yes,do what you do and don't let politics take the fun and useful information out of gardening. We need some enjoyment in our day!🥰🥕🌶🍅 I thank you!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for watching Julie!

[@KajunHomestead]

you guys just said the greatest thing ever and that was to leave politics out, thankyou , love your show and im loving all the products ive purchased , just a great show to get your mind off the world and into the garden, keep up the great videos !!!!!

[@LadyGreenThumb2]

You had me at scarf… it was hard to focus for the rest of the post/show! 😂

[@kmansfield569]

Good show as always. Those scarves look amazing; what a thoughtful gift! And my orders are coming just fine, no worries -- except I ALWAYS find something I didn't realize I needed after I've placed my order, LOL! Then I gotta place another! Sorry for the extra work. I sure do enjoy these shows though. Always learn a little something here. Thanks fellas. Y'all gonna make a gardener of this old gal yet.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for being a great customer!

[@mommajscountrygardening]

Hi guys, The scarfs accent both of you well! Thank you for the shout outs! I am glad you liked my `call the fire department' heat sauce. There is another level to that sauce and the heat lasts at least a couple hours. I love your programs. I saw Greg walking in the new warehouse with his scarf! Sauce will open your sinuses and kill a bad germ. Got to keep you guys healthy. Real sharp and with the new walk! Real sporty, Travis! God bless you! Momma js country gardening

[@jennyjarrett1208]

I'm so glad you sent them scarves and the hot pepper sauce. They looked so sweet and Greg was going after that pepper sauce. I love that he eats while talking. You know he is enjoying it. God Bless

[@Grumpyneanderthal]

Momma J where an aspiring Dapper Dan acquire one of those scarves?

[@mommajscountrygardening]

@@Grumpyneanderthal Hi! Thank you for your interest in Greg and Travis scarfs. They are wearing it well and I pray

[@HomesteaderHarmony]

I have to tell you guys, I enjoy your show so much! I never miss a Thursday. I’ve learned a ton and love your seed varieties. Thank you for putting this show on!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for watching!

[@carolavant3778]

Greg, you're just gettin' so suave and debonaire! Both of y'all crack me up!

[@sofiaedmundson9128]

Travis rocking the Rick Flair/Methodist Preacher look. Greg taking his cues from the French Fashion model/Dapper Dan Man. OMG, y'all are so funny.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Guys we have found a variety of carrots that preform outstanding. It's the kuroda variety. Best we have found for our area yet. The balero is an awesome one to.

[@rmcm5823]

yea, kuroda and new kuroda do absolutely phenomenal in my garden, 7b NC

[@gardeningwithhoss]

@Deep South Homestead We're actually adding Kuroda soon! Y'all should try Envy and compare it to Kuroda next year.

[@bbtruth2161]

Did kurodas last year. Fantastic looking carrot, good taste, but not my favorite.

[@everybodyluvsmonkeys]

Armenian cucumbers are the best! My new favorite! They stay crispy and no bitterness no matter what size picked.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

👍

[@kernalsamazingworld3175]

Gregg was feeling so dapper. I was expecting him to break out with a song about constant sorrow. Ha ha

[@sweett5811]

You guys are doing better than a lot of sites keeping things in stock! One site I like has been sold out for most of 2020 and hasn't gotten much back in yet. So thank you!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We're doing our best. We appreciate your patience.

[@jennyjarrett1208]

As always a good show tonight. Looking super Handsome tonight guys. I love watching Greg eat. I think it keeps Travis off track some cause he is constantly looking at old Dad. But that is what I love to see you guys enter acting with one another. But all that aside, I mostly appreciate all the knowledge you guys give to us gardening people. Keep up the good work. I got my order in and can't wait to start my seeds in zone 7a North East Arkansas. Hey Travis if you come camping with your family and popup we have a beautiful farm here with Five rivers to check out. God Bless

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks Jenny!

[@theoutofdoors5083]

I grew some Persian cucumbers last year, they were great for eating fresh, pickling (when you pick them smaller), hold up well in the heat and were extremely prolific! All my pickling cucumbers were bitter and gross so they saved my life. Highly recommend!

[@inderwink]

Greg’s looking like Liam Neeson.🍀✌️

[@carriecraiger3929]

You guys are awesome. I appreciate all the education that you share.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks Carrie!

[@LauraMartinez-rf3dm]

First 2 minutes and I'm already dying of laughter. Mr. Greg you are too funny!

[@jessicakurtz837]

I have planted leggy seedlings of lot of varieties pretty deep- cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower. Not sure if they grew roots or not but it fixed the legginess and produced some decent plants.

[@buktababe]

Y’all are cracking my s**t up.

[@GypsyBrokenwings]

Hey guys, you CAN eat carrot tops! You can make a pesto with them.

[@marthadirkes3211]

I ordered from you this week. I placed my order at 2:15 and got an email that my order was packed and on its way by 3:00. If that is slower than normal, I am seriously impressed with your customer service.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for your order Martha!

[@beverlywilliams9229]

Yes you did a god job with that scarf without the cap

[@Grumpyneanderthal]

I can see it now “GARDENING WITH PIERRE”!! Now we need to know where Mama J acquired those scarves. Merci Beaucoup Mon Ami

[@gardeningwithhoss]

😂

[@msjenjenp]

My Hoss Tools orders to me in Florida have been arriving fast as lightning."

[@opalezell319]

I love you new look,Dad!!!

[@bigcreekfarm9560]

You guys are rockin it!!!

[@melaniestallings2621]

Travis, here’s a tip for wearing your scarf and liking it. Gather or fold it into a long narrow shape and fold in half lengthwise. Loop it around your neck and pull the tails through the loop. You can leave the tails hanging or tuck them into your shirt or jacket. It’ll stay put, won’t get in your way, will keep you way warmer, and is easy to toss on.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for the tip!

[@jeaniepartridge6701]

Travis I checked out your pop up life it reminds me of when our boys were young. I got my seeds from you the other day mostly varieties I have not grown before and the first year I have bought seeds from you.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for choosing us!

[@thomaslinden7598]

The sophisticated stallion

[@andymelero9316]

Love watching you guys and your antics hahhahah

[@jerryvassar3788]

Thanks enjoy y’all show .good question and answers thanks .

[@shadyacrefarm1005]

Travis will soon start referring to himself as The Nature Boy! Woooo!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Limousine riding, jet flying ...

[@texasbackyardgarden1416]

Just ordered me my first batch of seeds from you guys. I'm excited to give them a try.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for giving us a try!

[@sandylowry6741]

Love this show! Yal are killin it!

[@idahohoosier8989]

Y'all filled mine just fine. Thank y'all from chilly beautiful Idaho

[@ronniepate4315]

Greg's got it going on and Travis is about to jump off the top rope . Great show guys .

[@donp9492]

Great show as always. WOOOH !!!

[@SuperKingslaw]

Another great show!

[@saraschoen9818]

Also I heard y’all say you were bogged down on orders so I got mine in quick last Friday. Got an email in 2 hours it had all shipped and was in TN 2 days later. I’d say y’all are doing just dandy. Impressed

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for your order Sara!

[@wcb421ish]

You wanna swap figs? I've got a white and a giant black fig smuggled over here in a jacket from Abruzzi Italy in the 60s. Panky rang wearing... Wooooo

[@eanderson1801]

Yes. Please do something on composting. That would be great

[@donp9492]

My favorite ! Row by Row ! Getter Did !

[@rebeccafontes3717]

Thanks for another good show. I'd like to start a strawberry patch next fall. Please let us hear how things go with yours any any advice you might to offer.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

👍

[@citylotgardening6171]

Rick Flair , classic lol

[@michellem5997]

@ZingyPing I am from northwest Houston. Typically strawberries are treated as annuals in the Houston area. However, I've grown strawberries for many years. I buy strawberry plants in the fall & harvest in spring - early summer. I keep runners shaded (part sun may work if it's morning sun) during the summer & replace plants in the fall where needed.

[@haroldtodd4029]

Just finished the "Eating with Greg" show. loved the info on the carrots/peppers. Will you be having similar scarfs on the Hoss website one day??

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Not a bad idea!

[@everettmcdonald2088]

I love Ambrosia cantaloupes! I just received my order from you guys, you’re killin me.

[@opalezell319]

I will try to plant carrots next year.

[@randyketcham3840]

Boys, everyone needs a little Roll Tide in their world. hahaha

[@gardeningwithhoss]

That's right! Roll Tide! - Kendall (alabama gal that works here) 😂

[@randyketcham3840]

@@gardeningwithhoss Yes Ma'am - ROLL TIDE ROLL :-)

[@garyschmelzer]

I’m glad you mentioned that political unrest as I have deleted my Facebook account

[@Grumpyneanderthal]

So did I Gary. I’m going to miss that Group but I can’t support FB anymore...hopefully they will find another platform to add or transition to as FB degrades.

[@garyschmelzer]

@@Grumpyneanderthal i will not support Fakebook either

[@lawrencebeeles6338]

My carrots are 1month behind u got 3 of them variety going now I know what they should look like love them balero I'm a repeat planter of them

[@123woullard]

It's not exactly a gardening question, but relevant. I want to start keeping bees to pollinate my garden. I've noticed the hive in some of your videos. You should talk about starting a hive and the maintenance that is necessary.

[@ChasingDestinyBand]

They have already addressed it and I believe they said they will leave it up to channels that focus on bees.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

I do have a hive, but honestly don't know much about beekeeping. We just keep sugar water in the jar to keep them fed. Might should know more about it, but just haven't taken the time to study on it.

[@dc0145a]

New subscriber. I bought a Single tine cultivator and asparagus knife in 19' from y'all. Two of the best tools I've ever owned. A+++ quality. Does Mama J have a YT channel?

[@mommajscountrygardening]

Hi, thank you for inquiring about my channel. Please visit, view, subscribe, share and I am certain you will find it very informative. Momma js country gardening I will look forward to sharing with you. God bless you

[@lawrencebeeles6338]

Balero sweetess carrot watching your video planting cauliflower broccoli and cabbage snap peas almost time for hightunnel great show bought 1 years supply of seeds in December might have to get more just in case

[@JolleanSmith]

Carrot tops are edible. :) Another great show guys. Thanks.

[@julianarowland9694]

Yes they are. My mother makes a killer soup from carrot tops and some carrots.

[@JolleanSmith]

@@julianarowland9694 I have yet to try them in a recipe but it’s on my list!

[@eric4946]

It always amazes me how long you can have carrots hanging out in the ground, since they're biennial they're meant to hang out over the winter so I love storing them in the ground till I need to worry about a deep frost

[@gardeningwithhoss]

It's a very awesome vegetable to grow for that very reason!

[@hondosmith8234]

Love the show as always how do you fertilize your carrots?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

20-20-20 and MicroBoost through the drip system.

[@kathsflowerpatch5220]

As always, the show very informative. Got my peppers started yesterday, last summer didn’t have a good pepper 🌶 harvest they did poorly. May I ask what kind of organic fertilizers I can rely on to have a happy plants.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

This is good stuff right here: hosstools.com/product/complete-organic-fertilizer/ Put some down before or at planting, and then again a few weeks later.

[@kencollins7046]

Thanks guys for all you do! You get the information we need out when we need it. One question: What is your schedule for hardening off transplants after being under grow lights in the house? I am always guessing at this as so many factors are at play, temperature, sunlight, wind, etc that can vary from day to day here in zone 8. It won't be long before I am hardening off my beets and kolhrabi and have tomatoes and peppers in the near future. Thanks guys!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We just set them outside on a pallet for a week or so before the intended in-ground date. If it was going to freeze, of course we'd put them back inside.

[@gloriamae7104]

We enjoy all of your information and conversations, Thank you :) Could you please post the Pop Up Camping link? I have looked it up & every other Pop Up Camping channel comes up.. Thank you & please keep sharing with us ♥

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Right here: kzbin.info/door/e72GlhaGvuo28vnpRXbJng

[@flatwoodsbeefarm1015]

Greg I finally wore out my last pair of Pointer overalls. So sad to see them go...

[@johnnorton2182]

Travis try Kent Rollins cowboy cooking. He has a ton of recipes for Dutch oven and open fire

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for the tip!

[@Grumpyneanderthal]

Kent Rollins - YEP he’s the one he is....no better source for campfire cooking and extremely entertaining to boot....

[@danielwalker2381]

I haven’t grown these yet, but the New Kuroda Carrot seems to be the best tasting, best performing, and hardy carrot there is (performs well in dense, even poorer soils) ^^

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We'll be adding that variety soon.

[@randyketcham3840]

I found that planting the carrots thick like Travis does gives me all sizes, which works great for me to have some for stews and some that are ready for just eating. I can empathize with Greg on his trouble growing them because we surprisingly found they would not grow in the spring for us but grew crazy in the fall. A question I have is about the Ammonium Sulfate fertilizer. Since it is suited to help the onion and garlic families to produce, would this work also if you use it on potatoes?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Potatoes prefer a balanced fertilizer. Using Ammonium Sulfate on potatoes would likely give you a ton of foliage and not many potatoes.

[@randyketcham3840]

@@gardeningwithhoss Thanks Y'all

[@weberhomestead4870]

Great video...I did not know what "PMR" meant for pumpkins until now. Are you guys still working on a microgreen line?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Yes we are. Waiting on our new building to get finished so we'll have room for them.

[@gregspence4692]

Hey Greg and Travis, was wondering how you recommend fertilizing root veg.?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

For the carrots, we just give them 20-20-20 and MicroBoost. Although we don't really do anything with the tops, we like the strong tops because they make harvesting easier.

[@donp9492]

Rick flair- WOOOH !

[@mommajscountrygardening]

Five thumbs 👌 up

[@gardeningwithhoss]

👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 Thanks again Momma J!

[@mommajscountrygardening]

You guys are the best! Thank you for subscribing to my channel. I hope you will view my channel, support and share. God bless your mission and goals. I am a strong subscriber to your channel and operations.

[@theloosemonkeybackyardgard506]

QUESTION: Do you adjust/change your watering schedule during cool weather vs warm weather ?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Yes. It's been a cool, wet winter here so we haven't had to water much at all.

[@Chris-op7yt]

In most of our stores here in Oz, only cooking carrots are available or occasionally overpriced organic morr moderate sized ones. The usual carrots are overgrown to the maximum, are fairly hard and not very sweet. Restaurants like to serve very immature carrots, braised, as a focal point of a dish. Carrots are one of those vegetables that can be used from very small to fully grown. Good that. I've been doing more regular carrot planting, as even the smallest of spaces open up, as carrots will not outgrow their welcome, next to any crops. Even freed up space from a cabbage or a few luttuce can produce quite a few carrots. Would love one of your plots but space does not allow. Still want to grow for my family for continuous harvest and use.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Always gotta save room for carrots!

[@TheGardenerNorth]

Sage advice Travis! Best thing you could have said regarding politics in general and any company that starts talking about politics is doomed to lose business no matter what side they are on or even if they try to remain unbias.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Can't win when you play that game.

[@Lulu-ue2lj]

Very debonair-both of you!

[@chickenjohnny3308]

nice vidio

[@donp9492]

Serano peppers I like

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Those are good!

[@mommajscountrygardening]

Hi, Don It was exciting to see the fellows topping off their look with the scarfs. One of the ingredients in my fire dept sauce was Serrano peppers. Al. Ingredients are home grown in my garden. Feel free to view and subscribe to my channel: momma js country gardening God bless u

[@Le001M66]

I plan on planting corn for the first time this year. I have 20-20-20 and also purchased allganic nitrate mostly for the corn. For corn, is there a reason to use one fertilizer over the other? For future reference, could I get away with just using the 20-20-20? Thanks

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Start out with the 20-20-20 when the plants are about 4-6" tall, then side dress with the Allganic at the first hilling. We'll then usually feed with 20-20-20 at least two more times as the plants grow.

[@mikedudley1079]

Any recommendations for omri or organic approved fertilizer something comparable to 20x3 and preferably liquid/soluble

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Our Complete Organic Fertilizer and Chilean Nitrate are both OMRI certified, however they're not water-soluble. Not really aware of any water soluble organic fertilizer with the exception of fish emulsion.

[@kathey1736]

I've had trouble for with my storage onions (Patterson) I start from seed bolting before they are a nice size. I live in north ID where I have big temperatures swings and always thought that was the cause. But now I'm wondering if it has been happening because when I start the seeds inside I have them on 16 hours of light. I've never paid attention, but the outside light is probably less than that when I put them out. If it is less, do you think that could be the cause, tricking them into thinking they need to bolt early? Thanks!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Could be something to do with that. We recommend simulating trying to simulate the outside daylight hours, or going for no more than 12 hours a day on inside seedlings.

[@amelia-ireneinpdx2613]

Due to hearing loss, I have close caption on, it would be a help if when you show something you hold it at shoulder height for the camera. The caption runs across your table top, so can't see what is there. Thanks.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Noted. Thanks for letting us know.

[@donp9492]

Need a few rabbits, and chickens. Carrot tops for rabbits, egg in the hole. Rabbit droppings in hole and egg in the hole !

[@stevencarter1095]

Loved the show but I’m old (in my 60s) and when you were talking about seeds made me think. Bush beans - pole beans I find myself selecting pole beans for my back/ease of picking. I however love the variety of bush beans. Will you be getting more pole beans that compare to bush bean types????

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We have Kentucky Blue which is a good one, and will be adding Blue Lake Pole Bean in the next month or so.

[@stevencarter1095]

Thanks

[@navarra4]

Hey. I filling my cart. I wanted to know what your thoughts were of the black nebula carrot and the golden nugget. Or are the other purple and yellow ones better? Also. Can you guys find red carrots please

[@gardeningwithhoss]

I like Purple Elite the best of the purple carrots. Golden Nugget is a great option for the yellow carrots. I do want to add a red carrot, just haven't been able to source one in high enough quantities yet.

[@jeaniepartridge6701]

Missouri is southern! How warm does the soil have to be to start carrot seeds?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

70-75F would be the ideal soil temp, but they can germinate in soil temps down in the 60s. Just might take a little longer.

[@jeaniepartridge6701]

@@gardeningwithhoss Thank you.

[@mattingly1217]

Will you fells come out with a humidity dome for the 162 trays like you have for the deluxe kit? Something low profile that has the two red vents?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Not likely for those. I actually moved my peppers inside the office and they all germinated pretty dang well on a heat mat without any dome.

[@mattingly1217]

@@gardeningwithhoss next weekend according to your planner im starting my cabbage here in 7b... I like the humidity domes just because it is a few days you don't have to water.... yall have any ghost peppers this year like you tried to do last year?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We have some on order.

[@mattingly1217]

@@gardeningwithhoss I remembered yall didn't have much luck last year with them... mine did ok but took a long time to produce any size fruit... I should have put some acid fertilizer on them to help

[@k.taylor2662]

Hi guys, love your show and look forward to it every week. You guys recommend 20-20-20. The Old Alabama Gardener uses 13-13-13. Others say 10-10-10 is best. The fellow at my local feed and seed store swears by the "Belgian Formula" (13-17-11). What gives? And if you add up the percentages of each of N-P-K of any of these formulations, those numbers don't total 100%, so what's comprising the rest of the fertilizer? (My math is sound, I'm from Georgia albeit derived from Alabamians).

[@gardeningwithhoss]

10-10-10 is generally a granular fertilizer and more of a slow release option. 20-20-20 is water soluble and best-delivered in liquid form. 20-20-20 will give the quickest pop to the plants.

[@Southerngardendoc]

When do you think is the earliest I can put tomato transplants in the ground in 9b? I may have jumped the gun and transplants will be ready around Feb 1.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We can sometimes get them in the ground in early March. So I don't think mid-February would be out of the question for you.

[@kathsflowerpatch5220]

I’m also in 9b Ca, and I always put them in the ground around March 15. Our last frost expected date is March 1. But I’ll try putting a couple plants 🌱 in late feb, will se what happens.

[@seant5754]

Hi guys, I have a question for the next video if you have time to answer it. If I was to till up 4 good size plots, is there a recommended crop rotation I would utilize bi annually, or annually? Do some crops from a previous year benefit the soil for different species and are there other crops that should never be planted following a specific species? Also, what crops would you pull from the roots and which would you chop and or till into the soil after harvest? A brief best practice on this would be appreciated, Thanks!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Just try not to plant the same crop family in the same plot in consecutive years. And try to use cover crops between plantings. Don't leave cucurbits or nightshades in the plots. Pull those plants when done and put them in the burn pile.

[@seant5754]

@@gardeningwithhoss Appreciate the info!

[@robertantolik2146]

I need a cantaloupe that's resistant to rust. Mine get rust and rot prematurely

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Below are some of our disease resistant varieties. hosstools.com/product/athena-cantaloupe/ hosstools.com/product/hales-best-pmr-cantaloupe/ hosstools.com/product/ambrosia-cantaloupe/ hosstools.com/product/tasty-bites-melon/

[@gardeningsimplified]

Carrot tops mae a good pesto.

[@lindahipple4817]

Hi Travis is there a way to keep cabbage heads from splitiing, or is it certain varieties that are prone to it? Thankyou.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Tends to happen when they get too big and too much water. It can happen with just about any of them.

[@lindahipple4817]

@@gardeningwithhoss thankyou, thought water/heavy rains contributed to cabbage split.

[@shirleyk623]

Do you ever get a white fuzzy fungus on the soil surface of your carrots? Do you know what it is? If you do, how do you get rid of it? Thanks.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

I have seen that before, but never really worried about. They seem to taste just fine despite the fuzz. Probably is a result of the moist, shaded environment created by the dense carrot tops.

[@takishasage-freebeautyzone]

Mr. Hoss, you're so funny!!😄 I inadvertently purchased some elephant garlic from you all at the wrong time. Do you think it will be a waste of my time to plant it right now? It looks great, btw. I live in NC zone 8a. I'm hopeful because it's been so cold. For whatever reason, planting garlic and onions always seemed so mysterious to me. So I've never had much luck. Can't wait to get my potatoes 😋!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Go ahead and plant it. It won't get as big as if you planted in the fall, but you'll still make a harvest.

[@takishasage-freebeautyzone]

@@gardeningwithhoss thanks 😊!

[@markware7748]

Yep, new scarf and a bed hair doo and Greg's starting to look like a French film star. Whatever stimulus money comes my way is going to wind up in the Hoss Tools bank account anyway.

[@carriecraiger3929]

I have a question. I watched a video a while back about bean varieties. I purchased some “Kentucky wonder pole beans” from my local farm stand that has been around for many years. They are the string beans with the string. I’ve grown up growing these with my elders in the family for many, many years. The best memories I have are sitting with my mamaw and her sister snapping and stringing these beans, and later my mamaw would cook up a bunch with potatoes (best ever!). My question is what variety do I actually have?? I have saved seeds from these beans over the last few years and they have always been prolific but I am not really enjoying the strings as I am not very good at getting them out and always end up pulling a string out while eating Lol.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We have that variety on our site: hosstools.com/product/kentucky-wonder-pole-bean/

[@charlescourtney4412]

Long time Kentucky Wonder lover here who switched to Kentucky Blue a few years ago to get that KW flavor without the strings. Try them - I’m not going back to KW.

[@garymanning9357]

Have you ever heard of varity of tomato called Red Duce. If so do you know a source for seeds

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Have heard good things about that variety. Might try to source it for next year.

[@TalkingThreadsMedia]

Hi, Gary. Hope you don’t mind me stepping in to help out... The tomato variety known as RED DEUCE is a hybrid that is available from HARRIS SEED. Best wishes from Kate in Olympia, WA - 1/15/2021.

[@growingaHome]

Carrot top pesto!

[@mirandabeaudry7936]

Just to clarify, yall’s DTM is from seed sown and not transplant date? Cabbages as the example

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Depends on the crop. For traditionally transplanted crops, the DTM is often the date from transplant. For traditionally direct-seeded crops, it is from seeding. DTMs can be quite confusing. We just go by the DTM date that the breeder provides.

[@mirandabeaudry7936]

@@gardeningwithhoss Okay! Thank you very much!

[@mugglemunchies3327]

If our comments are read on the show do we still email in?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Not anymore. We do a few giveaways on the show occasionally for folks that comment, so always a good idea to provide your input.

[@mugglemunchies3327]

@@gardeningwithhoss thank you very much for the help.

[@donp9492]

Pops needs to grow hair a bit longer in the front. Then he will have a reverse mullet.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

😂

[@reevesautomotivefarm9614]

how about zone 7

[@gardeningwithhoss]

If you're in zone 7, you'd be about 3-4 weeks behind our schedule.