As for the price of meat today, the last time I bought a pound of bacon it was $14.24!!! And that wasn't the most expensive brand - All I can say about that is: "LETS GO BRANDON!" The garden is coming along fine, but I'm a little behind in my tilling of Zone B - I had stressed my right elbow and had to let it heal, so I just now got finished with Zone A. If the weather holds, I'll be tilling and re-installing drip tape, and at least two 30' double rows will be onions. Y'all have taught me well, and I've had success growing onions at my old house, even though I had a lot of shade. This year, I expect to have a much better crop, as the garden will be in full sun.
That's gonna be a heap of onions Ms Carol! I look forward to seeing them!! Glad you've healed up! Seems like something is always hurting these days! I'm about to buy a couple of cases of pork bellies for smoking for bacon in The Love Shack, I'm dreading the price!!
@@tuloko16 what's that mean?? I keep seeing it but no idea. I thought a car racer got hurt and no idea y I keep seeing it. Makes no sense to me. Thanks
The price of beef has tripled but the cattle prices have remained reletively the same the problem is the processing costs then the supermarket takes it cut. Has anyone ever thought about processing a beef yourself I have and about to do it again. You could do one for 3 dollars a pound in the freezer something to think about.
They just changed our zone from 4b to 5a. I planted onions in greenhouse before last winter and had onions in the spring. I will do this again but also plant outside in my raised garden beds. Trying different varieties to see which grows best. You can never have too much garlic or too many onions
Everyone please, if you’re going to be skinning or butchering wild hogs, wear rubber gloves. Some of them carry diseases that can take years to manifest and are very debilitating. It is my understanding that it can be prevented by simply wearing rubber gloves. Stay safe folks.
Received the beautiful strawberry plants a couple for days ago. They look awesome!!! Planted all 50 yesterday. Can't wait for the Spring harvest! Thank you!!!!
Great show as always, looking forward to planting my onions in a couple of weeks, this information was well timed. Greg what is the diet you're on, you have really slimmed down, congratulations!
Great show, as always! Lots of good info! Dang old diet is working on you Greg! You're making the rest of us look bad! Always good to see Ms. Sheila on the show! Wild hogs are dang sure plentiful in certain areas! You'd be doing those farmers a favor culling those things! I'm about to get busy on a couple of cases of pork bellies for the smokehouse, and I dread seeing the price per case! Glad y'all are catching those fish! I'm about to start back after them too....
Hmmm what's up with that wild shirt? Lol Never seen something like that. I'm always pushing my sleeves up. I would have my sleeves soakin wet from the constant hand washing I do.
I ordered all 3 sets 150 . 1st time growing onions , getting dirt tilled an ready for arrival ..Good luck on your crop also . Josette ,,,,Montgomery County, Texas 🙏🏻
Great video tonight, can’t wait for my onion plants to come in from y’all. Gonna plant some in ground and some in containers. First time planting onions in the fall. Thanks.
I'm in zone 8b. I sowed a trey of Texas legend and Savannah Sweet on September 1. They are emerging today. Sept. 7. about four seeds per cell in a 162 tray. They are outside on a table that gets five hours of direct sun. Do I need to shade them? Also, when should I expect to transplant them to bedded rows?
I'm a subscriber and good customer. One question. Why the hell didn't you come out with this video a week ago? I've got my cougar sets put out and am waiting on my red creole to finish in grow room. They will be ready about mid November. I would have loved to have all this information earlier. Good vid.Bad timing for me.
Great job guys. Really enjoyed spending some time with you'll at the HOA conference. It was certainly a pleasure. We also thank you for being one of the major sponsors year after year. We're going to make it down to South Georgia one of these days. Keep up the good work. We support you guys and believe in what you stand for . Richard and Theresa Morgan
Great video! I always tell new gardeners in the deep south never to buy onion "sets" at the big box stores because half the time they aren't labelled and often end up being long-day varieties that don't bulb here. I always tell people to start onions from seed, and to buy seeds from a reputable Southern company like Hoss Tools. I lost some of my onions to rot last spring because of all the rain we had, but the couple of onions I had in fabric root pouches were the size of grapefruits. I put the Row by Row Garden Show sticker on my truck! Happy fall planting yall, keep up the great work
I was very successful with onions this year following all of your recommendations. I appreciate all of the knowledge y'all are droppin. Keep up the great content!!👩🌾🏡
You can count back the correct number of weeks for your seeds from the first expected frost date in your area. If the plant is frost hearty, you can. Most of the root veggies, can be direct seeded.
Fertilizing for 1st time today with Hoss Ammonium Sulfate & the bubbles you stated . God bless you both 🙏🏻 Merry Christmas & placing my spring & more order tomorrow once my Granddaughters go home , as canning apple butter & blueberry jam with them later today for gifts & cookies . Mrs. Josette Tharp
Getting my dirt tilled for my 150 onions yall will be shipping out very soon , after Nov 1st , so really mending my dirt . Here in Montgomery County, Texas we have been having alot of farmers markets & class's for people who never canned, dehydrated , also showing to cut up meat we catch etc .... MEAT along with everything has went up weekly , it's horrible - so I'm planting everything I can , on our land, also in beds & Grow bags on our deck , I also can't wait to order my 1st seed potatoes from yall soon, A great homesteader gave me several sweet potatoes to start growing my slips soon ,then take off & put in water to grow roots , I've got hot peppers still , tomatoes, green peppers , even Okra still . Plus fingerlings I experimented with & wow I planted end of August in the ground & some in grow bags , Wow pulled one up by accident & had 8 lil fingerlings... Looking 4ward to my 2 sweet onions & the 1 red onion short day ---- God bless yall . Josette Tharp Montgomery County, Texas 🙏🏻
Anything that loves Nitrogen, like corn. I don't give that much N to most "general" garden crops, like beans, peas, tomatoes, etc. I've found that with too much N, you get a jungle of foliage and less fruit. Of Course, you could use it sparingly on most anything.
Good information! We are getting the beds ready to grow bunching and sweets. If you want to stay with the 20-20-20 and micro boost in a raised bed would you just divide the ratio by the 1000' to come up with a per sq ft multiplier?
Hi hope you s are well love all your gardening from south africa watched all your sons and your gardening I've just done with pods peas doing punks to but with a drip .charging my growing ways
The problem with bulbing onions grown in zone 8b/9a is they're all sweet onions; virtually none of them dry. I don't care how you store them, they don't store more than 60 days without spoiling.
I suggest a bit difference advice for your 8b and 9 customers. Green onions can be grown any time of year in these zones, but I choose not to sow seeds in Fall. The reason is that I sow short day onions then. I transplanted green onions in early Fall, for Winter use. Also in early Fall, I sowed seeds for short day onions Then, Like you, in late Fall, I plant short day onions close and then thin the thinner short day onions for 'green onions' around Easter.... About time I run low on the real green onions. I love how versatile green onions are for filling in harvest gaps in my allium crops.
I always have the walking onions in my herb garden. They make plenty of green onions in fall and spring but I decided to to plant some onion sets this fall. Never done this before. This is the first year I've grown celery too.
I saw some pictures of those strawberries and they looked nice! Wish we could have got some in our area but I understand why. I love kune kune great pigs great meat. Thank you for the video God bless
I'm hoping my strawberries will come back in the spring. I have 2 green stalks full. I've cut them back and covered with non toxic straw. Covered with sheets. Hope they make it. ?????ANY TIPS???? Blessings, julie
Mrs. Hoss is so beautiful, & so sweet ...I love your blouse Mrs. Hoss 💕💕 God bless you both . I enjoy watching yall together thank you . Josette Tharp 🙏🏻
Other than chives, I have had the worst luck at growing bulb onions. Thank you for this video. I hope by Thursday, you still have some Savanah Sweet onions still available, I'm ordering ... Great video yawl
I ordered the warrior onion from you and planted them in cell packs for transplant. They have germinated thick and I planned on separating them and transplanting . I’ll be ok doing this won’t I ? I treated them like bulbing onions .
Hope that y'all do get your kune kune pigs. I've been looking for some and ended up settling for some Herefords for this go round. May have to plan to get some next year
i'm growing onions this year, probably last time, as space doesnt permit, when i want to get my summer crops in. In any case, I bought the Hoss Tools driptape system and injector and also got those taps for each driptape run. My main fertilizer is Jack's all purpose 20:20:20 + TE and ammonia sulphate that leafy greens like. As I have a small space, my rows usually end up with mixes of crops. What's the best rate for the 20:20:20 as a general safe amount for all veggies via injector every two weeks or so?
Greg, do you ever grow a small patch of Peanuts ? I have three rolls about 15 ft. long, of Virginia Jumbo's. Their looking real good. Some plants are 2ft tall. Should I dig them after the frost kills the plant or when the leaves yellow ? ( This is my first time growing them )
I grew mine for the first time this year and pulled half when they were yellow and some pods were ready but many others won't, so I think I'll leave the rest in until frost. Keep in mind that many critters will like to eat the leaves - if you have those sorts of problems with beans, peas and the like, you can expect to have the same problems with peanuts (part of why mine yielded poorly is they kept getting chewed back).
Greg, a few years ago, you made a video about multiplying onions, and some old times onions you either went to get a seed stock, or some farmer mailed you a few to start. I can't remember what kind they were, but seeing this video, I was wondering what your outcome from that onion test sample produced?
Great video and lots of great information thank you for the breakdown of fertilization very helpful.quick question Will the onion starts that you have left for sale do OK down in South Florida or do they need be in colder climate?And Do you have to refrigerate them for storage through the summer?
Great show! I'm glad I ordered some onions, I have a hard time growing them from seed. Maybe you can make a video to help me with that. They sprout then die within a week or two. Bot sure why...
Love the show! Elliot Coleman once said that each layer of protection from plastic would change the temperature inside to the same as roughly 500 miles south. I'm in zone 5b. Do you think it would be possible to grow short day onions in a high tunnel/unheated greenhouse with another low tunnel plastic cover over each row, and fabric row cover over the onions under the low tunnel? Or do you think they need the heat? If I'm right, I think we could transplant at the same time that we would plant garlic in the fall, and have a crop of sweet onions ready in the spring.
interesting. I know a guy in zone 6 that has grown short day onions successfully in a hoop house on plastic mulch. Probably not for the beginner gardener, but worth trying.
@@gardeningwithhoss so it's too late for starting my transplants? I'm short day...southern, middle, Tennessee. I have a hoop house for starting them. I've never used seeds for onions...just sets. I just bought seeds from y'all.
I love root pouches. I have some of the grey ones that have held up really well for four years and the brown ones are supposed to last longer, I think.
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As for the price of meat today, the last time I bought a pound of bacon it was $14.24!!! And that wasn't the most expensive brand - All I can say about that is: "LETS GO BRANDON!" The garden is coming along fine, but I'm a little behind in my tilling of Zone B - I had stressed my right elbow and had to let it heal, so I just now got finished with Zone A. If the weather holds, I'll be tilling and re-installing drip tape, and at least two 30' double rows will be onions. Y'all have taught me well, and I've had success growing onions at my old house, even though I had a lot of shade. This year, I expect to have a much better crop, as the garden will be in full sun.
That's gonna be a heap of onions Ms Carol! I look forward to seeing them!! Glad you've healed up! Seems like something is always hurting these days! I'm about to buy a couple of cases of pork bellies for smoking for bacon in The Love Shack, I'm dreading the price!!
Let’s Go Brandon!!
@@tuloko16 what's that mean?? I keep seeing it but no idea. I thought a car racer got hurt and no idea y I keep seeing it. Makes no sense to me. Thanks
The price of beef has tripled but the cattle prices have remained reletively the same the problem is the processing costs then the supermarket takes it cut. Has anyone ever thought about processing a beef yourself I have and about to do it again. You could do one for 3 dollars a pound in the freezer something to think about.
Let’s go Brandon
They just changed our zone from 4b to 5a. I planted onions in greenhouse before last winter and had onions in the spring. I will do this again but also plant outside in my raised garden beds. Trying different varieties to see which grows best. You can never have too much garlic or too many onions
Everyone please, if you’re going to be skinning or butchering wild hogs, wear rubber gloves. Some of them carry diseases that can take years to manifest and are very debilitating. It is my understanding that it can be prevented by simply wearing rubber gloves. Stay safe folks.
I step out a few weeks and come back to a Greg who looks half his size🙂 you been working hard this summer.
Them onions I got from you last year were the best ever The biggest onions I’ve ever grown thanks Greg
Thanks Gary.
@@gardeningwithhoss You’re welcome and thank you for all that you guys do much appreciate
The first time I saw a bottle of water for sale I laughed and said "Ain't nobody gonna buy that". Now they sell cans of air.
Received the beautiful strawberry plants a couple for days ago. They look awesome!!! Planted all 50 yesterday. Can't wait for the Spring harvest! Thank you!!!!
They are beautiful. Enjoy and send us pictures.
Mama Hoss looks nice today. God bless y’all
It would be awesome if you put that chart on your website. I purchased savannah sweet and waiting on November to get them.
Working on it!
Great show as always, looking forward to planting my onions in a couple of weeks, this information was well timed.
Greg what is the diet you're on, you have really slimmed down, congratulations!
Keto
@@gardeningwithhoss My granddaughter went on the Keto diet…she has done very good!
Great show always good content appreciate yall
Great show, as always! Lots of good info! Dang old diet is working on you Greg! You're making the rest of us look bad! Always good to see Ms. Sheila on the show! Wild hogs are dang sure plentiful in certain areas! You'd be doing those farmers a favor culling those things! I'm about to get busy on a couple of cases of pork bellies for the smokehouse, and I dread seeing the price per case! Glad y'all are catching those fish! I'm about to start back after them too....
Hmmm what's up with that wild shirt? Lol
Never seen something like that.
I'm always pushing my sleeves up. I would have my sleeves soakin wet from the constant hand washing I do.
Can't wait to try your onions this year had problem with seeds started this year ordered some of your plants
I ordered all 3 sets 150 .
1st time growing onions , getting dirt tilled an ready for arrival ..Good luck on your crop also .
Josette ,,,,Montgomery County, Texas 🙏🏻
Great details on growing onions. Very informative, will have to put all of this into practice next spring.
The best way to garden is with drip tape and the fertilizer injector
LOL, I think it's that pretty lady sitting beside you
Awesome information! Thank you Papa and Mama Hoss. ;-)
You are very welcome. Happy to have you watching
Too much talking about everything else but onions 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
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Greg looks thin tonite.the weight is coming off..
Great video Greg. And you look like you've slimmed down a few more lbs. Looking good 👊
Yes he does! He looks well though. Must be all them microgreens. I may look into them.
Great video tonight, can’t wait for my onion plants to come in from y’all. Gonna plant some in ground and some in containers. First time planting onions in the fall.
Thanks.
Awesome Robert
Just got our strawberries from you and they look amazing. I wish I ordered twice as many!
We may have a few extra, call the office tomorrow.
I'm in zone 8b. I sowed a trey of Texas legend and Savannah Sweet on September 1. They are emerging today. Sept. 7. about four seeds per cell in a 162 tray. They are outside on a table that gets five hours of direct sun. Do I need to shade them? Also, when should I expect to transplant them to bedded rows?
keep an eye on them, should be ok. Attaching link for our onion growing guide. Plant around November 1st.
hosstools.com/onion-growing-guide/
I'm a subscriber and good customer. One question. Why the hell didn't you come out with this video a week ago? I've got my cougar sets put out and am waiting on my red creole to finish in grow room. They will be ready about mid November. I would have loved to have all this information earlier. Good vid.Bad timing for me.
Sorry!
Great job guys. Really enjoyed spending some time with you'll at the HOA conference.
It was certainly a pleasure. We also thank you for being one of the major sponsors year after year. We're going to make it down to South Georgia one of these days. Keep up the good work. We support you guys and believe in what you stand for .
Richard and Theresa Morgan
Thanks. We feel so blessed to have the support
Great video! I always tell new gardeners in the deep south never to buy onion "sets" at the big box stores because half the time they aren't labelled and often end up being long-day varieties that don't bulb here. I always tell people to start onions from seed, and to buy seeds from a reputable Southern company like Hoss Tools. I lost some of my onions to rot last spring because of all the rain we had, but the couple of onions I had in fabric root pouches were the size of grapefruits. I put the Row by Row Garden Show sticker on my truck! Happy fall planting yall, keep up the great work
Thanks
Thanks for the effort y'all, but by 4:00, even played at 1.75x speed, you still hadn't gotten to onions....
Good bye and God bless.
Thanks for the view
I was very successful with onions this year following all of your recommendations. I appreciate all of the knowledge y'all are droppin. Keep up the great content!!👩🌾🏡
Thanks Brenda
Great tips on onion growing, we grow green onions (bunching onions) and parsley year round here in Louisiana. Gotta have that for cooking!!!✌
Amen 🙏🏻 Montgomery County, Texas 🙏🏻
You mention for fall planting but you skip details for us in north that plant in spring with shorter timeframe on this routine
Thanks, will pass on to Greg
I wonder if it's more challenging to grow in sand or very heavy clay soil? Well, I'm about to move to a area with the clay so I guess I'll find out.
let us know, both would be a challenge. Ours is a little sandy.
Is it to late to start seeds indoors oct 1st then transplant in November in middle Georgia?
You can count back the correct number of weeks for your seeds from the first expected frost date in your area. If the plant is frost hearty, you can. Most of the root veggies, can be direct seeded.
What’s best for food crops? Easterly sun or westerly sun?
Here in the south, we just need full sun. We take whichever one we can get.
Hi there, do onions count as a cover crop for the winter for my two small raised beds?
depends on how close they are planted
I looked for the multiplying onions & saw that u don’t sell them. Where do I get them?
We don’t have them on the website. You have to call customer service to order. 2297693863. Monday-Friday 8-5
You guys look spiffy! Greg haircut and Momma Hoss beautiful sweater 😍
I got to try ur grow bags.
Thank you! 🤗
Fertilizing for 1st time today with Hoss Ammonium Sulfate & the bubbles you stated .
God bless you both 🙏🏻
Merry Christmas & placing my spring & more order tomorrow once my Granddaughters go home , as canning apple butter & blueberry jam with them later today for gifts & cookies .
Mrs. Josette Tharp
Getting my dirt tilled for my 150 onions yall will be shipping out very soon , after Nov 1st , so really mending my dirt .
Here in Montgomery County, Texas we have been having alot of farmers markets & class's for people who never canned, dehydrated , also showing to cut up meat we catch etc ....
MEAT along with everything has went up weekly , it's horrible - so I'm planting everything I can , on our land, also in beds & Grow bags on our deck , I also can't wait to order my 1st seed potatoes from yall soon, A great homesteader gave me several sweet potatoes to start growing my slips soon ,then take off & put in water to grow roots ,
I've got hot peppers still , tomatoes, green peppers , even Okra still .
Plus fingerlings I experimented with & wow I planted end of August in the ground & some in grow bags , Wow pulled one up by accident & had 8 lil fingerlings...
Looking 4ward to my 2 sweet onions & the 1 red onion short day ---- God bless yall .
Josette Tharp Montgomery County, Texas 🙏🏻
Can I use my leftover ammonium sulphate on vegetables other than onions?
Anything that loves Nitrogen, like corn. I don't give that much N to most "general" garden crops, like beans, peas, tomatoes, etc. I've found that with too much N, you get a jungle of foliage and less fruit. Of Course, you could use it sparingly on most anything.
Thanks Tom
Good information! We are getting the beds ready to grow bunching and sweets. If you want to stay with the 20-20-20 and micro boost in a raised bed would you just divide the ratio by the 1000' to come up with a per sq ft multiplier?
Hi hope you s are well love all your gardening from south africa watched all your sons and your gardening I've just done with pods peas doing punks to but with a drip .charging my growing ways
The problem with bulbing onions grown in zone 8b/9a is they're all sweet onions; virtually none of them dry. I don't care how you store them, they don't store more than 60 days without spoiling.
I suggest a bit difference advice for your 8b and 9 customers. Green onions can be grown any time of year in these zones, but I choose not to sow seeds in Fall. The reason is that I sow short day onions then. I transplanted green onions in early Fall, for Winter use. Also in early Fall, I sowed seeds for short day onions Then, Like you, in late Fall, I plant short day onions close and then thin the thinner short day onions for 'green onions' around Easter.... About time I run low on the real green onions. I love how versatile green onions are for filling in harvest gaps in my allium crops.
I always have the walking onions in my herb garden. They make plenty of green onions in fall and spring but I decided to to plant some onion sets this fall. Never done this before. This is the first year I've grown celery too.
Good thing I can't keep meat down. It's going to save money. I did try beef stew again. 1 min and back up and out. wth
Mr Hoss you're looking quite dapper.
I have an entire living room suit made out of recycled water bottles.
Cut bottom of bunching onion replant will grow new onions no seed needed
Thanks, you guys. Another great video!
Thanks for good information trying this in greenhouse
Do you hill the bulb onions?
It’s best to create hills for onions that are to be used for green onions but do not hill those to be used for bulbs.
Oh my God? Have you lost a lot of weight?? Are you doing okay??
Yes all intentionally. Trying to get healthy
@@gardeningwithhoss you look amazingly healthy! If you don’t mind me asking are you doing a special diet of some kind??
Keto
I saw some pictures of those strawberries and they looked nice! Wish we could have got some in our area but I understand why. I love kune kune great pigs great meat. Thank you for the video God bless
Glad to have you join us tonight
I'm hoping my strawberries will come back in the spring. I have 2 green stalks full. I've cut them back and covered with non toxic straw. Covered with sheets. Hope they make it.
?????ANY TIPS????
Blessings, julie
I hope so too!
Mrs. Hoss is so beautiful, & so sweet ...I love your blouse Mrs. Hoss 💕💕
God bless you both .
I enjoy watching yall together thank you .
Josette Tharp 🙏🏻
Thanks you are so sweet
Other than chives, I have had the worst luck at growing bulb onions. Thank you for this video. I hope by Thursday, you still have some Savanah Sweet onions still available, I'm ordering ... Great video yawl
We should have, but don't wait too long.
We started Texas Legend and Red Creole from HOSS. Enjoyed the show guys!
Glad you could join us
Good show. Looking forward to trying a couple grow bags this spring.
I ordered the warrior onion from you and planted them in cell packs for transplant. They have germinated thick and I planned on separating them and transplanting . I’ll be ok doing this won’t I ? I treated them like bulbing onions .
yes
Hope that y'all do get your kune kune pigs. I've been looking for some and ended up settling for some Herefords for this go round. May have to plan to get some next year
We haven't found any close by yet. Still looking and getting pasture area ready.
What about them multiplying onions? I'm anxiously waiting for those from your video earlier this year.
Call the office and we’ll fix you up
i'm growing onions this year, probably last time, as space doesnt permit, when i want to get my summer crops in. In any case, I bought the Hoss Tools driptape system and injector and also got those taps for each driptape run. My main fertilizer is Jack's all purpose 20:20:20 + TE and ammonia sulphate that leafy greens like. As I have a small space, my rows usually end up with mixes of crops. What's the best rate for the 20:20:20 as a general safe amount for all veggies via injector every two weeks or so?
2 cups per 1000 square feet
Greg, do you ever grow a small patch of Peanuts ? I have three rolls about 15 ft. long, of Virginia Jumbo's. Their looking real good. Some plants are 2ft tall. Should I dig them after the frost kills the plant or when the leaves yellow ? ( This is my first time growing them )
I grew mine for the first time this year and pulled half when they were yellow and some pods were ready but many others won't, so I think I'll leave the rest in until frost. Keep in mind that many critters will like to eat the leaves - if you have those sorts of problems with beans, peas and the like, you can expect to have the same problems with peanuts (part of why mine yielded poorly is they kept getting chewed back).
Dang Greg that’s a manly shirt
Greg, a few years ago, you made a video about multiplying onions, and some old times onions you either went to get a seed stock, or some farmer mailed you a few to start. I can't remember what kind they were, but seeing this video, I was wondering what your outcome from that onion test sample produced?
Yes, I am still working with them. I have a few available. Call
the girls at the office. We should have more in the spring.
Great video and lots of great information thank you for the breakdown of fertilization very helpful.quick question Will the onion starts that you have left for sale do OK down in South Florida or do they need be in colder climate?And Do you have to refrigerate them for storage through the summer?
Yes it will, we do not refrigerate ours. Place them in a shaded dry spot under our barn.
Great show! I'm glad I ordered some onions, I have a hard time growing them from seed. Maybe you can make a video to help me with that. They sprout then die within a week or two. Bot sure why...
We plan too when we Mail then out
They say in Kansas we can’t plant onions till spring?? We’re zone 6b.
That is correct.
Catch what we clean 😂
What size is the grow bag you are holding? Thank you.
5 gallon
love the show
If we plant onions in the fall, how do we winterize them for the winter?
We do nothing to ours here in 8b
Love the show! Elliot Coleman once said that each layer of protection from plastic would change the temperature inside to the same as roughly 500 miles south. I'm in zone 5b. Do you think it would be possible to grow short day onions in a high tunnel/unheated greenhouse with another low tunnel plastic cover over each row, and fabric row cover over the onions under the low tunnel? Or do you think they need the heat? If I'm right, I think we could transplant at the same time that we would plant garlic in the fall, and have a crop of sweet onions ready in the spring.
This might also mean that it would be possible to grow long day onions in the south in the summer using shade cloth.
interesting. I know a guy in zone 6 that has grown short day onions successfully in a hoop house on plastic mulch. Probably not for the beginner gardener, but worth trying.
Thank you for this great information!
You are so welcome!
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When you talk about planting on November 1st. are you talking from seed?
Transplants.
@@gardeningwithhoss so it's too late for starting my transplants? I'm short day...southern, middle, Tennessee. I have a hoop house for starting them. I've never used seeds for onions...just sets. I just bought seeds from y'all.
@@julierowdon3631 nah. Still have time. They come up pretty fast. I transplanted seedlings less then a week old before and they did well.
I love root pouches. I have some of the grey ones that have held up really well for four years and the brown ones are supposed to last longer, I think.