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[@jenniferbrennan2147]

Look.. EVERYONE got haters.. they are actually your biggest fans.😉 I find you both refreshing and fun to watch. 👍👍Just be who you are.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Haters gonna hate! And we'll keep doing what we do. Thanks for watching!

[@GivenFactNotFiction]

I love seeing us southern country folks black and white interacting with the world.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Country folks are good people!

[@cherylmarshall840]

My dad was from Maine and my mom was from New Hampshire so I look at it this way because I was born in North Carolina so I look at it this way it took two Yankees to raise this rebel and I am also a military brat God bless all of us up north they don't have a long growing season and tomatoes are very hard to grow I miss having a full garden this is why we need to support our local farmers bless you guys for sharing your video's

[@DeepSouthBamaGRITS]

I don't comment much on video's but I HAD to on this one! I am also over here in southern Alabama laughing at you two and your good ole boy's accent!! We SHORE DON'T HEAR OUR SOUTHERN SLANG but others SHORE do! My husband is Canadian and you should have seen the folks gathering around me when I am up there wanting me to TALK SOME MORE...I JUST LOVE YOUR ACCENT!! I would respond, "ACCENT?? WHAT ACCENT? You folks are the ones with ACCENTS! I don't have an accent, I have good ole SOUTHERN SLANG! EVERYWHERE I went and even uttered a PEEP folks would ALWAYS respond, "You aren't from around here are you, I can tell by your accent you are from somewhere down south in the US! Glad I am DIFFERENT ENOUGH to get a response from folks that often led to some good conversations...NOT ALWAYS, but most of the time! Travis, I saw your beautiful cabbage and I'm very proud of you and your success growing it...even tho the lights went out the moment you went to present it. I'm proud of the ones I've grown even tho they are still small, it is my first attempt to grow cabbage and I DID IT...also with carrots. I GREW CARROTS here when no one else can due to our heat/humidity! I also LOVE your HONESTY in your taste-testing of produce and by-products! That look on BOTH your faces and lack of words told me all I needed to hear about the sauerkraut...IT AIN'T FITTIN' TO EAT was written on BOTH your faces! Thanks for all you both do for us homesteaders in helping us get good seeds & equipment to grow successfully. Keep the video's coming and SOMEDAY, I'm gonna make my way over your way to see you when I visit my relatives in southern Georgia. I am an official GEORGIA PEACH transplant to LA (Lower Alabama) as I was born in Quitman GA. Don't fret what petty things people say about the way you talk or what you do to get attention and viewers on here. At least you got THEIR ATTENTION enough for them to make fools of themselves and for once have something GOOD to talk about...YOU TWO AT HOSS TOOLS!! 'Nuff said! Blessings to you & yours and BLESS YOUR HEARTS from a TRUE SOUTHERN BELLE with an accent!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Glad you enjoyed the show! Come see us if you're ever back down this way!

[@bobfanning6816]

Guys, don't change anything. Keep your accent, vocabulary, sense of humor and everything else just as it is. I have no problem understanding exactly what you are saying and when I am smart enough, agree with you. Keep doing and I will keep watching and spreading the word.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for not keeping us a secret!

[@tamzig]

ROFLMAO... I'm dying over here in Bama!! Greg's expression when he took that 1st bite of fermented cabbage! Then your voices during the power outage "They can't see my cabbage!" & "I can sound like a 1990s Nascar driver rattling off the Sponsors!". I couldn't stop laughing!!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Glad we could make you smile!

[@misstlc7136]

You notice he didn't stop Travis from taking a bite😂😂😂

[@cguercia311]

I liked Greg's comment. "When we talk we don't hear our accents"...So true. Keep going big and ignore the small comments ya'll.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We'll keep doing what we do!

[@BeckJoseR]

Yinz are great people and we here in Pittsburgh love watchin ur content.

[@garyschmelzer]

You guys are doing nothing wrong you guys are doing everything right people get offended so easily now days. I personally met both of you and you are upstanding people.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks Gary!

[@garyschmelzer]

@@gardeningwithhoss anytime Hoss..

[@ashleighnelson512]

I think the title of this one shoulda been "Can't nobody see my cabbage" 😁😁 Keep up the great work, fellas!

[@malcolmt7883]

That moment of cabbage tension, and then the lights went out. You boys had more drama than a Mexican soap opera.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Lol!

[@robertantolik2146]

"I like to do it with my dog sitting there looking at me" LMAO! Y'all are too damn funny

[@thomassimms8202]

"Can't nobody see my cabbage " 😄

[@gardeningwithhoss]

A dang shame!

[@sharlaleonard]

this was the best one!!!! LOL

[@dc0145a]

I'm watching this a year later; dying laughing 'uh oh can't nobody see my cabbage' LOL 😄 KZbin algorithm - gotta play the game to get your video to more people. I find the titles humorous; doesn't bother me. :)

[@melodymelody6589]

Personally I don't watch your video's because of how you sound but for your information and experience. People complain and negative comment because they don't speak garden. Love your channel don't change a thing.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Glad you enjoy the channel! Thanks for watching!

[@ronaldcrunkilton7138]

You guys are American classics. I love listening to you coming from zone 4b, so don’t take too much offense to some of my northern brethren. Your honesty is what makes this program great. I am on the lookout for varieties

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for watching Ronald!

[@XTCMatrix]

I like the way you guys talk, its nice and slow and easy to follow and concise, not all rushed where you gotta slow the video down or watch it 5 times cause you blink and miss half of it

[@gardengirl7083]

You guys are doing a great job. Some folks will complain about anything. ... That cabbage is fantastic! My beets are only 3" tall and just sitting there, but your videos encourage me to keep trying.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks! Glad you enjoy the show!

[@BrainStormAcres]

Hoss Tools if they’re complaining, they’re watching Travis!

[@EarlyMusicDiva]

Please keep on being yourselves and don't let the complainers get to you! P.S. it was just so funny, seeing the looks on your faces as the power blinked in and out! That was classic!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Can't script a power outage. It was quite a surprise to us as well!

[@gypsy97feder94]

I love your accent as it takes me back to my relatives in SW Kentucky. I also love NY accents, midwestern accents, and Mexican accents. What's wrong with people - just enjoy the differences.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

It's a good thing that we're all not the same. That would be pretty boring.

[@tammypurtee8770]

I was one of the ones who made a comment on your accents. I did so because I thought you'd get a chuckle out of me hearing heal em instead of hill em and me trying to figure out how to tell if they were sick before It finally dawned on me what was really being said. I in no way intend offense or rudeness. I love your videos and learn a lot from them. Thank you both for all that you do.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

It's all in good fun! Thanks for watching!

[@davidcottrell3056]

Love your wholesome honesty, hard to find people like y’all on youtube providing education and making it interesting, keep up the good work

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thank you! Will do!

[@leatonyaking1]

Im from Missouri and have been accused of having a accent too.Your content is fantastic.Roots and refuge is my absolute favorite as well as yours.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks

[@michellepainter7853]

There's nothin wrong with the way you talk. I like the way y'all sound. And I'm born and raised in Michigan. Y'all have a great day.God bless y'all.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thank you so much

[@danielroach1241]

I proudly share your hick accent. It bothered me for years. But I notice my garden looks better than most peoples! I learn a lot from y'all each time I watch.

[@yvonnebrown8791]

About those ‘accents’…..you remind me of my Aunts, Uncles, cousins from so many years ago. Those were wonderful days growing up (well, maybe not the time my cousin and I were sent out to pick strawberries for the dessert and we ate so many, got so sick I didn’t eat strawberries again for several years). But listening to you it brings back so many blessings I hadn’t thought of in a long time! I thoroughly enjoy your accent…I can understand what you’re saying, I don’t have to rewind because you talked so fast I couldn’t catch everything the first time you said it. I’m excited to try my hand at container gardening and it won’t be a big garden, just my husband and myself. Trying to determine which plants I can successfully grow in my backyard. In zone 8a and I’m watching as many of your videos as I can to get a better idea on how to get this going. Gosh, you guys make it seem so easy. Thanks for the great videos! And there is nothing wrong with your accent!

[@loracarmichaelwhite]

I enjoy your accent and thanks for the “click bait” I am grateful I clicked on Hoss Tools! I haven’t missed a episode since and have learned so much!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

That's the point! Clickbait helps us find great viewers like you!

[@junkinjodi]

We grew sungold last year not a single one made it into the house. Holy cow, An amazing yellow cherry tomato.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Those things are amazing!

[@valotusani8158]

I watch your videos from Samoa, a small island in the South Pacific. I have learned a lot from them too! I grow lots of tomatoes but never radish. Look at the texture of that watermelon radish! Making me hungry already! Great accent. It has clarity and tone and is never boring. If I can appreciate it from this far then others should do! Humans....I tell you! Anyway, my Bella rosa and celebrity tomatoes are loving the heat and producing well in humidity! Good one guys.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

So nice of you, thanks for watching and sharing.

[@yvonnethornton1433]

Homestead tomatoes always grow very well. They taste good too.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Good to know. We're excited to grow them!

[@yvonnethornton1433]

We also grew them in a hothouse at 4200 ft. above sea level. That worked well too.

[@tannenbaum3444]

Before cooking it, just run it through a quick rinse! Towards the Spring, when the barrel is almost used it, the Kraut is often very salty/sour, we always give it a quick rinse to lessen the salt! It works just fine. Add a small onion, chopped, half or whole chopped/peeled apple and some caraway seed with whole pepper corns, and cook for 1/2 to 45 minutes. In Germany we also add about 3 Juniper berries (but take those out before serving), but they are hard to come by here in the US. And that my dear folks at Hoss, is the traditional German Sauerkraut. I will mostly put smoked pork chops on top or smoked pork hocks and cover it with kraft while cooking...45 minutes!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

That sounds delish! Thanks for the recipe!

[@chadruchar5196]

Mmm

[@tzt1161]

Bowling ball cabbage! Wow! How rude for people to complain about or make fun of a Southern accent! Y’all talk just right! They’re just jealous of honest, hardworking, southern hospitality, down to earth, sweet, caring, kind, and yes, smart and knowledgable Southern people. You can’t find any better, anywhere!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Glad you appreciate our accent and our culture!

[@terrybyrd9587]

I live in northeast Arkansas and have access to all of the gin trash that I want free of charge, I started amending my garden last year with some that has been composting for about 5 years. Great stuff to mix with the clay soil in our area, it is very black and super rich I was really glad to hear that y’all are using it. Love your show!!!!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks Terry! Good to hear your clay soil is getting better!

[@usn038]

Stop worrying about people B.S. and just keep doing your thing. You have taught me so much. I have a full winter garden because of you. Thank you

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Good to hear your winter garden is thriving!

[@timroy1535]

Honest southern folks at their best here! I'm Gonna order seed.......when is a good time?...... y'all gotta be super busy! Thanks for videos! Oakra tomatoes on rice!!!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We are super busy, but you can order from our site 24/7 and we'll usually get it shipped in 1-2 days.

[@thewildingslanding]

I love your accents! My grandmother and her side of the family comes from south Georgia. It is comforting to me to hear you talk.

[@Scott-jf1nh]

Mine are from Americus and I love to listen to these two talking about anything.

[@morganwilson2738]

I love your accent. It sounds like mine. I don't like a pithy turnip or radish but I love the word Pithy. I like to hear someone besides me say that word. A friend suggested your program and I think I'm gonna love it. Thanks for the information.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

You've got some good friends! Glad you found us!

[@MsJesus39]

I have learned a lot about gardening from your video's. I watch you & "Cog Hill Farms " all the time & love it. I'm a country lady & love your accent. Keep on doing great work.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

That is awesome!

[@garyschmelzer]

I can hear and notice the Georgia accent, I like it think it's cool. After I moved to north east Florida which is south Georgia. I will talk with my friends back in central Florida and they tell me I picked up a Georgia accent. It's good with me

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Uh oh! Those south Georgians done rubbed off on you!

[@garyschmelzer]

@@gardeningwithhoss I dont mind it one bit

[@DoughRaeMe]

Man oh man. I ordered 5 seed trays from y’all, and I got a thank you gift; a row by row STICKER? While its cute, and I appreciate the thank you, some of these mater seeds sure would have been a great surprise in my order. Or any seeds for that matter. I can’t eat that sticker, fellas. 🤔😂😂

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Haha. We've still got plenty of tomato seeds and can get them there fast!

[@Floreypottery]

Yellow pear tomato is prolific and wife’s favorite and the ones that fall like to come back the next year even in after record cold winter

[@gardeningwithhoss]

They do indeed do a great job of volunteering themselves!

[@stacywoodruff4165]

Yellow pear is one of my favorites because it produces all summer long, even in TX heat. Most other tomatoes give up the ghost in the dead of summer, but not the yellow pear. My daughter will eat every last one. I just need a red cherry variety that performs so well, since her twin brother will only eat red tomatoes. Darn picky kid!

[@SharonMcGlasson]

I love your accents. Greg’s voice and accent sounds just like my Grampa Hall. It’s what brought me to the show. Y’all have taught me so much already and I’ve been gardening all my life. Stay true to you and keep up the awesome videos.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for watching!

[@tinanuse-tolar4916]

I found you from Roots and Refuge. You two just tickled my ❤️. I have subscribed and rang the notification bell. You are my new favorite show. I will be checking out your website.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Welcome Tina! Glad you found us!

[@GulfCoastGranny]

I've been growing Bella Rosa in south MS zone 9, for 4 years. It's the only one I can depend on nearly 100%. Also, grow a Virginia Sweets tomato. It's an heirloom indeterminate, but so worth the risk! It's a yellow and red striped tomato, weighs over a pound and is one of the best tomatoes I've ever eaten besides Black Krim.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Bella Rosa has been our favorite for years too! You should try our Red Snapper and Brickyard varieties. They seem to be a little more vigorous than Bella Rosa, and taste great too!

[@dovey6259]

Virginia Sweets are THE BOMB!!

[@kellyfletcher9582]

Hello there! I'm watching you guys for the first time. It is June of 2021. In this video you discuss your accents. I just wanted to let you know how happy I was to hear you talk. I guess some of your listeners were kind of rude to you about your southern drawl. Well my Grandaddy was born and raised in Ky. Y'all sound much like him. Your word choices were exactly what he would have said. Hold your heads high. You sound wonderful. Always be proud of your fine southern accents. Your sound brought a smile to my face! Sincerely Kelly Fletcher

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks so much, Kelly!! Appreciate you!

[@larrymoore6640]

Good video. I like the idea that Hoss only sells seeds that will produce a good tasting product and that you do personal taste tests. Guys don't worry about your accents because each part of our country has their own.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We like to eat what we grow, so we want all of our varieties to taste good!

[@denniszimmerman7460]

Sauerkraut making This is what I do. Chop cabbage Layer cabbage and salt Then cabbage and salt And so on in 5 gallon bucket Only a little salt to pull moisture out on each layer Mix with hands Let sit 15-20 minuets to pull moisture I pack my jars 1-2 inches from top I use plastic lids on them loosely They bubble out I save brine from bucket to top off jars 4-8 check every day to top off till bubbling stops Then I water bath them Use little salt at a time if it’s making water your fine and taste it as you go you can always ad salt

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Probably much easier to add it than take it away!

[@simplynikkinicole]

Love the show. People just don't understand when your from the south, we have just a little authentic twang, but that's what make us sweet southerners! Love the Black Krim tomatoes. I have to grow 3 to 4 plants a year, due to my grandmother and son have a battle if I don't. I also grow the Cherokee Purple as well. One year when you get a chance try the Kentucky Beefsteak as well as the Hillbilly Beefsteak. A true taste pleasure here in my Kentucky zone 6 gardens (we get hot and have to battle many of the same diseases along with the humidity). Can't wait for the next show. Always a pleasure! Be Blessed y'all.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for the suggestions Nicole!

[@1gr8lpta]

OH my goodness, I just love you guys. I love your banter and your love for farming

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We love seeing you here!

[@ginaeaton6680]

Y'all are GREAT people!!! I love watching you even if it's unrelated to anything I'm growing. Please don't stress over folks who want to be offended.

[@goldlionfarmbathandbodycar1908]

NEVER CHANGE! Long live the southern accent and courtesy.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We couldn't change if we tried!

[@goodtogo6046]

I think you both are so sweet and fun to watch! Don’t let the negativity get you down. Keep on moving forward and love what you do! You both are great!!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thank you Karla! We appreciate the support!

[@Shelzbells]

Oh gosh that was so funny about the cabbage, I had tears coming out of my eyes from laughing. Great video guys Thanks

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@fireflydreams1791]

I just love this! The cabbage clip on too much salt has me dying laughing. I love you guys!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Haha! Definitely needed a cold drink after that.

[@zinnialady5153]

I love hearing various accents. Your content is why I really listen though. I don’t like click bait, but I totally understand why channels use it and I have learned to ignore it. My favorite cherry tomato is sun sugar. I like sun gold but have had trouble with them cracking. I have not had that problem with sun sugar.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Sun gold can be prone to cracking. We pick them early and let them ripen inside to alleviate some of that problem. We'll have to look into the sun sugar variety.

[@aphilippinesadventure9184]

For winter squash, if you get the chance- get some Sweet Meat squash! They are an heirloom variety from Oregon. They have great flavor, sweetness and will keep for months.In Oregon, they are typically harvested about October 1 and they will keep till the end of march. Yum!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We'll keep our eye out for some of those!

[@aphilippinesadventure9184]

@@gardeningwithhoss Is it too late to plant winter squash there? I will gladly send you a pack of Sweet Meat winter squash seeds. It's an old variety from Oregon- you would love it.

[@robertheflin5446]

I love your videos. You have a lot of great information. Don't worry about your accent. It is who you are. Don't change.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

No plans on changing. We couldn't if we tried!

[@jolyndaj]

Wow! Nice radishes!!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

A good crop this winter!

[@BrianBerriosOne]

Black krim has a unique taste. I like it. Going to try the yellow pear type this yr.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

You'll like yellow pear!

[@belovedsoaps3444]

There will always be someone with something to say. If you shook every nay sayer out of the tree you’d never have time for anything else. ❤️ I think Y’all guys are great, and I’m from Alabama. Lol

[@gardeningwithhoss]

😊

[@davishomestead4147]

Glad to see your coming to my area in April....can't wait to meet you and chat about all things garden

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Looking forward to seeing you there!

[@buddymc]

Greg , that's what recipes are for..... Homestead is a great determinate. Tropic is a good indeterminate with lots of disease resistance.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We'll have to check out that Tropic variety!

[@rebeccahenry4930]

Love your accent. Genuine. Appreciate the information.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks Rebecca!

[@lisettesyummygarden2299]

I'm rolling....y'all in the dark lol !! I have Gypsy/ French Cuban mix in me....all I have to say is S0 !! Please just get on with your spectacular show !

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Will do!

[@lindamcbridemiller5390]

Kudos to you both...nothing more fulfilling than working and loving the blessings we harvest in our gardens, here on God's green earth! I luv the gardening videos....it's easy to sit back and criticize...why would someone even mention your accent??!? I try to live by the adage "if you have nothing nice to say...say nothing at all!". I can't begin to thank you both for sharing the immensely important and valuable information; I am a better gardener because of it! Thank you so very much; keep up the great videos....I'm now inspired to attempt growing different varieties of vegetables in my greenhouse and gardens that I would never have attempted before watching. We reap what we sow...stay safe during this very difficult time!

[@kenmcfalls1410]

Great video guys. Travis it was great talking to you this past Wednesday. Got a email today saying that my seed trays and seeds will be delivered tomorrow. Thanks again for all the great info. Ken the blind gardener.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

It was nice to talk to you as well Ken! Thanks for your order!

[@d-rayphelps1630]

I can't do the SourCrap! My aunt was from Illinois and used to make it, SHE WAS THE BEST COOK IN THE WORLD, that's the only thing that she made I could not eat. Well that and something she called Yankee Dimes, made with carrots I believe. Have a good one and May God bless y'all

[@TalkingThreadsMedia]

That Purple cabbage was gorgeous! -- looked to be about the size of a bowling ball. Best wishes from Kate in Olympia, WA -- 2/13/2020.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

It was a nice one for sure!

[@backyardgardner1575]

Great show guy's watching you folks show really gives me that itch to start my indoor plant starts. Being in 5B I have to put the brakes on. I have been growing tomato plants about 45 years and have grown a whole lot of different verities but the one I personally like the best is Beef Master it is a hybrid indeterminate that keepson producing till frost kills it. Very good disease resistant plant. If you are looking for a excellent yellow summer squash check out butter stick. You don't need to add butter to this baby. Keep up the Great Work.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for the tips on those varieties! We'll definitely check them out!

[@1Melody1963]

Personally, I like your accents. Since I’m from the hills of NC maybe that’s why. Love your show and really appreciate all you both do to encourage us to grow on. Melody B in NC

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Glad you enjoy the show! Thanks for watching.

[@carleatwell551]

I can understand your accent perfectly keep up your good work all the best from caerphilly south Wales u.k

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Hello from across the pond! Thanks for watching!

[@jeremyedgeworth9087]

I look forward to watching you guys every week!!! I am looking at planting a warm weather cover crop on a garden plot this spring/summer for a fall garden. What would you recommend planting and when? Is there one specific thing or a mix? Thanks and keep up the great shows.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Kind of depends on what your time frame is. Buckwheat is a short-term warm season crop that will mature in 4-5 weeks. Sorghum Sudangrass, Millet, and Sunn Hemp are more long term ones that can go 8 weeks or so before going to seed. The sorghum is great because you can keep mowing it and increasing organic matter in the soil.

[@jeremyedgeworth9087]

Hoss Tools, Thanks for the reply! I’m in zone 7A in the higher elevations of northeast Alabama. I am planning on letting the spot “rest” from normal garden activity this spring and just have something it from May/June to about September before fall planting. I would like for it to add nutrients back to the soil as well as organic matter. I could possibly even do 2 plantings with that time frame?

[@jerrylane372]

Much luv yall.i grew up in middle TN..unfortunately in cali at the moment and i peesonally LOVE YALLS ACCENT! MAKES ME MISS HOME EVEN MORE

[@joinmeinthedirt5186]

I'm so glad you showed your seeds, I'm interested in your homestead tomatoes. Here near Sacramento 9B I struggle with tomatoes and this heat, So I will be trying them

[@gardeningwithhoss]

They should do well for you!

[@Jewels3480]

I was given some indeterminate tomato seedlings last year, they grew vine like crazy but hardly produced tomatoes and I trimmed regularly. This show gave me a few ideas about what could have been the problem. Thanks.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Indeterminates don't do as well down here for us because the heat will get them eventually. The determinates produce more in a smaller window, which is all we have.

[@lpetrak7755]

If the plants were grown from second generation hybrid seeds you'll have that problem

[@Scott-jf1nh]

I grew a Brandywine and it never even flowered. (Store bought seedling.)

[@codynewsome3999]

Can y’all do a video on Soil prep and amendments for top 5 garden plants sometime

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Not a bad idea at all. We'll add it to the list.

[@jazlynlewis8842]

THE SAUERKRAUT THO LOL :)

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Time for a redo!

[@LeeCraftyHomestead]

Let it ferment for a month or two. then that salty taste will go away. Black Krim Tomatoes has a smoky flavor. great in chili. thank you for the cucumber tip.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Can't wait to try the Black Krim. Have heard lots of good things about them.

[@mgreen6548]

Opalka...hands down the best canning and eating tomaot!!! best in taste and all meat with little to no seeds or gel. I will mail you some on my seed to try.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Sure! We'd be glad to try them.

[@SuesSecretGarden3]

I love love love you guys. Keep sharing. Beautiful cabbage !!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks Susette! We love seeing you here!

[@williamnoble86]

I love you channel is all about giving back to the community. I am a juvenile corrections officer in Ohio. I have a love of gardening and teaching young men and women about growing food. It can be hard to teach youth about food when they might only be at our facility for three to four weeks. Any advice or recommendations I can use to take back and incorporate into our program?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

That would be tough when you only get a few weeks with them. Even though they wouldn't get see the entire process to fruition, they can be a part of it in some aspect.

[@bestcrossroad]

Love your show! Entertaining and full of info. You sure have great conversation and great chemistry together. Regarding accent: that's unique to you and no one should ask you to alter it or criticize you for it. God bless you both. I subscribed. Re 'Click bait', it's sometimes annoying if the content is not good, but I discovered your channel due to the title of "you won't find these tomato varieties anywhere..". I love tomatoes! So, I'm glad of your title & glad that I found your channel.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Glad you found us! Clickbait for the win!

[@mattc4581]

I can understand y’all and in from nw Indiana y’all keep doin what’s you do!!!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Glad you understand our "southernese!"

[@dollyperry3020]

I grow mostly heirlooms. You should be offering Black from Tula, Gold Medal, Chocolate Cherry, Berkley Tie Dye and so many more...but I don't want to overwhelm you :)

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Wow that's quite a few! We'll check those out!

[@kencollins7046]

Ok guys my potatoes are cut and will be ready in a few days. I will be planting in a clay loam soil. Question: With all the rain we are getting here in southwest GA, should I let the dirt dry out a bit before planting? Im worried that the potatoes will rot.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Yes, better to plant in dry soil than wet.

[@cordovanbee713]

Really enjoyed this longer video, thanks

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for watching Cordovan!

[@orchidjewels48]

Chef's choice orange is a great tomato for me here in Idaho. They make great sauce and juice.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Good to know! We started some in seed trays this past weekend!

[@heimatliebe116]

Just stumbled upon your channel. Loved your show AND your accent! Subscribed!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Welcome! Thanks for subscribing!

[@rwfarrell1498]

We make sourkrout up here in pa...sits on the counter in a crock 8 weeks...2% salt...2 weeks is not enough for anyone up here...old man who taught me to make it leaves it in basement all winter to scoop from...got some of your cheers cabbage to try this year..looking forward to them.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

That Cheers is a great variety. Guess we need to be a little more patient with our kraut.

[@Anthonywilkerson6963]

hey travis mr. greg , great video y,all! tons of info,i just want to let everyone know that i have had the opportunity to visit hoss,s facility and they are some of the nicest people that i have delt with in a long, long time, i hope everyone has a great day!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks Brian. Come see again anytime you'd like.

[@lindamartinez8557]

I enjoyed your Garden Show. Thanks

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks Linda!

[@myrurallife_official]

I dont feel your titles are clickbait. Clickbait implies a bait & switch situation. Your titles are relevant to the content. Keep doing what you're doing!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thank you!

[@BrainStormAcres]

Don’t you love rural living? Greg - you can recover that sauerkraut when you get ready to use it by rinsing it before you eat it. A lot of German recipes have you rinse it before adding it to the dish.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Good to know!

[@nancykolb5142]

And yes, you may have accents, but they come with you when you are born. I come from the north, live in TN, and will never leave the south. People in the south, especially in the “boonies” are simply the best!

[@mephista55]

Love you all and thank you!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Our pleasure!

[@pauliewalnuts2007]

love your accent. Paulie from Southern California

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks Paulie!

[@jeffmartin693]

you get a chance try the chefs choice yellow mmm mmm perfect for BLTs. Also like the red and pink, going to try the black, striped, and bi color this year, all chefs choice and aas selection winners. Trav get that cover crop cocktail sorted out by late summer and ill be all over it.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We can get the other Chef's Choice colors. Was supposed to have the pink this year, but still waiting on seed.

[@robertantolik2146]

I moved to north Florida 22 years ago and wound up in wewahitchka out of all places. I couldn't understand anything anyone said for about a solid year. 22 years later I sound like I've lived here all my life. Most of my friends hardly believe I was born and raised a yankee

[@lunawolf307]

Nothing wrong with how u talk garden friends i get comments like that all the time half my family from southern ky other half louisiana mostly its when i say potatos,tomatos,tornado,rice spice an several others no matter what others say yall an your channel is awesomer then my great aunts homemade chocolate chip an pumpkin seed cookies an thats sayin something our fellow church goers cant get enough that an my chicken an dumplings

[@Supertech1911]

Aye Bros I'm from the Bronx, NY. Y'all good in my book, keep doing watcha doing. I wish I had y'all land, I used to grow my veg in bags on the roof of the buildingI live in (till people started stealing)🤬. Green Thumbs Up!👍

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Hey Cedric! Thanks for watching!

[@candidethirtythree4324]

You guys are a hoot!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks Candide!

[@itsjustdeb579]

Oh sweet Lord....how have I missed you guys.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Glad you found us!