Roadster, have read GOOD things about it, a buddy says it's a favorite as well, has a balance of sweet and tart, healthy and productive. He passed seed along and plants are developing nicely. :)
Got me a LDF t-shirt for Christmas! Happy Birthday, Brooklyn! Travis, please try Maxibel green beans next year. I don’t think you’ll be disappointed. Best part of the video “if you live in an area like we do…*cue gun shots*…”. Only in the south…someone is always shooting 😂
A variety of potato that I've noticed that takes the heat better than most is the Desiree potato, it's a pink skinned with yellow meat potato.. It's a main crop potato in Europe but you can get seed in the USA... It's really productive and out does the kennebec in dry years.. It's probably the prettiest potato I've ever seen grow here in Tennessee... I think it would be interesting to you and your fans.. I think it would do better than most in the south Georgia heat... You should be able to find seed online.. I've seen it produce 25 to one here in Tennessee...
Duke's Mayonnaise! Invented by Eugenia Duke in 1917 close to where I live in South Carolina. We don't allow any of those Yankee mayonnaise imitations in our home. LOL I almost went to work for that company. My oldest son moved North and the first thing he set up was mail delivery of Duke's Mayonnaise.
Another great video! In my garden the tomato that stood out this year was Goliath. A late frost killed my Bella Rosas (the other tomatoes were ok?) Goliath tasted better than my Big Beef and lasted 2 weeks longer in garden. I think you should grow a corn for corn meal. You have the room and I’m sure y’all like cornbread. You would just have to get the timing right so it wouldn’t cross with the sweet corn. Last year I grew a landrace flour corn from some farmer in Oregon. Soft kernels mill fine in my nutribullet. Man….cornbread, southern peas and collards all from my own garden…..life is good. I’ve already got all my seeds for this year. And I’m gonna try something new, Sesame. A row of flowers that look like foxgloves and seeds that we can use for cooking.
Goliath tomatoes r a favorite of mine. I tried the Chef's series and they r awesome. I especially liked the Bicolor one. I planted out in ground end of March and it was still profile a freeze got it.
Lol I had two jobs in the kitchen as a child: #1 Peel the tomato for Daddy's salad and #2 make deviled eggs. I haven't peeled a tomato since I left home. My Dad loved tomatoes but did not like the peel. Ya'll Stay Safe and God Bless.
I agree with you about Better Boy and Celebrity. We had great luck with a tomato called Galahad. It is a determinant, but I don’t remember if it is a hybrid or not. We really liked it.
I think ur channel and row by tow too. Have learned a lot. Deep south homestead and Mr. Danny and Miss Wanda turned me on to you all. They recommend you products.
Haha. It's a great-tasting corn. But I don't like how those "su" varieties get starchy after a few days. I prefer the extended harvesting and processing window that the supersweets offer.
Corn - Yellowstone; augmented, super sweet. - Pop Corn, Robust 997 Potatoes - Red Viking; planted 5lbs returned 80 lbs Tomatoes - determinate: Roadster and Red Snapper - indeterminate: Kellogg breakfast, German Johnson, Lemon Boy (Going to try Lemon Boy +) Stinker Tomatoes: Better Boy, Celebrity and Celebrity +, Abe Lincoln Peppers - Santa Fe Grand; hot like a jalapeño (makes great hot sauce) - Cow Horn Hot Pepper - King Arthur Bell Pepper Cucumber - Supremo (pickling), good disease and pest resistance, grown on the Horto nova trellis. Summer Squash - Delta; yellow crookneck, 4-5 per picking - Stodard Romaneska (sp?)
That's it. If you'd like links along with that list, we've also made a blog of this video: lazydogfarm.com/blogs/garden-journal/top-varieties-for-2021-part-one
I heard so much great stuff about 'Pink Berkeley Tie Dye' and those were the most unfavorable, mushy things I ever ate! They didn't hold up well once picked red at all. I'd say we'd give it a try next year but we grew about 18 plants and not a one tasted good. Maybe it's my soil but the other varieties turned out just fine. I do like to try new varieties out but next time probably not so many 😅😂
My best of the year: Tomatoes: Kellogg's breakfast Big daddy Big beef Super sauce Sun gold cherry Cucumbers: Supremo Unagi Pepper: Jupiter Bell (for early production) King Arthur Jedi Jalapeno Aura and Glow sweet peppers
I agree with you about the hype of those tomato varieties that just don’t cut it. But those Kellogg’s breakfast and lemon boy are amazing. I also loved my German pink and Amish paste tomatoes. For a cherry tomato I really like the sweet 100. HAPPY BIRTHDAY BROOKLYN!
I made your wife's Tuscan Potato Sausage soup for dinner. Thank you for the inspiration. We loved it... And it used up things I had on hand. I was so surprised how good our garden kale cooked up in the soup too.
Merry Christmas from 9b My experience Red Snapper- Tall vigorous plant huge fruit but lacks flavor. Celebrity- all time favorite good yield and Flavorful. Bella Rosa- Excellent growth heavy yield And good flavor. Cherokee Purple- My new favorite best tasting of all the ones that I have grown. Red Duece- Beautiful fruit but the first variety to show disease. Lemon boy- Okay but I don't see the hype. Sun Gold- Amazing best yield and best tasting cherry but not very disease resistant. Tochi-Favorite Paste huge yield fairly disease resistant . Rutgers- average Celebration-average Invincible- small fruit like Tochi better. Homestead-average Oxheart- Amazing huge meaty flavorful but I just can't get them to ripen evenly. San Marsano Mini-excellent yields good flavor just takes a little longer. Florida 91-Slow growth rate low yield. Mountain Fresh-Similar to Celebrity good all around meaty fruit. All I know is when I bring in a bucket of tomatoes the Cherokee Purple's disappear before any others.
Thanks for sharing Craig. I like Cherokee Purple too, but they're not very vigorous for us here. I've got friends in town 7 miles away that can grow great looking plants. My guess it has something to do with the lack of beneficial insects due to all the commercial agriculture out here.
I'm overwhelmed with my Fall / Winter garden; such abundance (thank you Lord). Giving away to everyone in need and neighbors. Now with this video I can't hardly wait till Spring/ Summer planting of corn, beans, tomatoes, squash, and okra...oh excuse me I meant OKREE. :- ) Finally, and certainly not last, HAPPY BIRTHDAY BROOKLYN!!!!!! Wooohooo! And many more. Merry Christmas and may God bless.
I hope you all had a fantastic Christmas and I hope your birthday Brooklyn wonderful thanks for sharing your favorites there is a few I plan on trying The celebrate and the big boys did not do well for me the last 2 years time to try something else
I grew some Red Pontiac, Yukon and Kennebec potatoes in Virginia a few years ago and only used molasses as fertilizer. I had a huge harvest of huge potatoes. The only thing we did was put down newspapers and straw as mulch. Im in Texas now and its more of a challenge sine I have to grow in raised beds. But still getting good results.
I didn’t have no luck out of that Abe Lincoln tomater either with all the talk about it I thought itd be a home run but it flopped but I’m trying them again right now!! I’ll send you a “orange peach” tomato, it was the best tomato I’ve ever ate and a great producer!
@@LazyDogFarm they are very good and they have fuzz on them like a peach!! I had a garden tour this summer and everyone loved those tomatoes and wanted seeds from them!!
I planted a tomato in spring. It is a serious producer. Here at Christmas it's still blooming and producing alot of tomatoes. It's an heirloom. I will continue to grow this.
New subscriber- in Indiana in my parts, we are Hellmans mayo. Also i thought you were always a determinate hybrid guy more so than heirlooms and indeterminate. What happen to Bella Rosa as i thought that was always your go to tomato. I was shocked you didnt list that one. Ones that work well for me and what i will go with in 2022 for tomatoes Red Snapper Mountain Rogue Big Beef Amish paste Stinkers...for me it's celebrity tomato and Brandywine. I know some people would beat me over the Brandywine stinker. They produce more beautiful vines than produce...big tomatoes that always deform and crack and crack and crack and cracks on cracks. And i mean crack deeply and not just on the surface. I have tried them 3 seasons in different locations
I like Bella Rosa. It's a great variety. But I think both Red Snapper and Roadster are slightly more vigorous and they definitely make bigger tomatoes. It's a close call, but I like them a hair better.
Have you tried frying squash blossoms? Fix up some jiffy cornbread mix but make it too thin, like a dredge. Take a yellow summer squash flower and dredge it all in the cornbread batter and fry it up in Wesson oil or such in the frypan. Tastes much better than the squash. I’m gonna grow yellow squash for mostly the flowers! Learned that in New Mexico…long time ago.
Happy Birthday to Brooklyn! I’m a day after Christmas baby. Thank you for such an informative video. We are shopping the seed catalogs all ready! God Bless you all with a wonderful Christmas!
I am fully healed. We've still been hitting the road with the pop-up at least once a month. I just don't have time to make any pop-up videos because this channel has gotten so busy. So we just enjoy our camping trips as some nice downtime and leave the camera at home.
Haha I cheered when you said Kellogg's Breakfast! We grew it for the first time this year as well and it was my favourite orange tomato by far! My favourite white was Great White, purple was Cherokee Purple, and red was Abe Lincoln (it grew really well here and were huge tomatoes that had great flavour and were perfect in sandwiches, I'll count myself lucky they grow well for us here!)! Kind of neat that they grow really well up here in Niagara Falls Canada as well as down south where you are!
@@LazyDogFarm yeah that makes sense. Last year my heirlooms were awful, but this year I also started them inside under grow lights, so they were very robust by the time I planted them outside. I've heard tomatoes were really tough for a lot of people I know this year, but I was lucky in my harvest.
Travis, I had the same experience with the Abe Lincoln. I had high hopes for it, but it NEVER did anything. The one I really LOVED was the Mortgage Lifter. It is more pink than red, very few seeds and is sweet! I made salsa out of some of mine and you would have sworn that sugar was added! So good!
In Houston Texas, we experienced the exact opposite...loved Abe, he grew majestic and prolific, mortgage lifter was very weak and eh. I wonder how much is zone or sup par genetics for that seed.? We grew about 5 for each type, but all the same seed stock. I guess that's why you try a couple of years.
@@LazyDogFarm I had horrible luck with mortgage lifter. Very heavy producer but they were an odd texture and almost tasteless. Dark Galaxy was a neat one, I'll grow that again for sure.
Wow, I know it must take a long time to produce a video like this, but for those of us that have small garden plots we have to be very selective in choosing what we plant…. This video was most helpful!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BROOKLYN!
Happy birthday Brooklyn. Anyone with a birthday around Christmas always gets cheated. 🤦♀ I ordered Yellowstone this morning because you liked it AND I wanted to try an augmented super sweet. :) I also ordered the Sante Fe pepper this morning. I had been meaning to try that one for a few years now. (ordered before this video obviously)
Hopefully you got some of the Yellowstone prior to it being changed to just supersweet. Might could call the seller and see if you got last years seed or this years? You'll like the Santa Fe Grande.
I enjoyed the video Travis. I’m catching up on the latest videos and want to wish Brooklyn a happy belated birthday!! I grew some phoenix tomatoes this year and I’m still getting tomatoes. They are not big tomatoes but they sure are tasty. I picked 6 yesterday and have 2 green ones remaining on the vine.
My favorite yellow tomato this summer was Chef's Choice came on later but boy was it good and prolific. I agree about Better Boy and Celerity but Abe Lincolns do well for me..
Happy birthday Brooklyn. Travis looking forward to part, gotta order seeds soon, so can you please hurry, lol just kidding. Merry Christmas and a happy New Years to you and your family
Happy Birthday Brooklyn! I agree with Red Snapper. They are very productive and produce beautiful tomatoes. I am growing Red Snapper and Tachi again this year. I grew Peaches and Cream corn, and it was ok. Not sure what I did wrong, but it was a little starchy. Trying it again and maybe I'll get it right...
@Jon Lewis If it was starchy, my best guess was that it was harvested a little late. Those "se" varieties have a shorter harvest window than some of the supersweet types. Might want to try a supersweet. Besides the flavor, we like the extended harvest and processing window.
Happy Birthday, Brooklyn! 🥳 P.S. I agree, with you, Travis, the Lemon Boy tomatoes were a big hit for me, too. Great flavor, super meaty, really juicy, and very productive. I saw the Lemon Boy Plus seeds but not sure if I will fit them in this coming year. Look forward to your review!
Thank you For All the informative content you ALWAYS put out , Happy Birthday to your very beautiful wife Brooklyn 🎊🎊🎉🎉🎉🎉🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🥳🥳🥳🥳 I really like this content as We live in 8B-9 in Montgomery County , Texas an wow did i have issues with our Zucchini & yellow summer SQUASH , plus teaching our 2 youngest granddaughters ages 9 & 8 how to garden & their pumpkins got ate off the stems , inside out & the moldy & snail & slug horrible Monsters as we live within walking distance to a lake , Have even had snails on the back of my house , but they didnt get into any of the grow bags I had on our deck the lengh of our home , I grow alot on the deck as close to my kitchen ..but plots also , Im trying what you have shown , I put a 17 foot by 24 foot tarp on a new area to kill whats under there & gonna till in a few weeks - that darn Burmuda nasty grass/ weed i wish i could Disc it all out but $$$$ . God bless you & your beautiful family an Merry Christmas & lets Pray this up coming year some how we all can get through with growing as much as possible , bartering , canning , etc .with the prices going up weekly ... Mrs. Josette Tharp Texas 🙏🏻
Thanks Josette! Glad you're enjoying the videos. The tarp will definitely help with the Bermuda grass, but it will require some level of cultivation in combination with the tarping to eradicate it from the garden plots.
Happy birthday Brooklyn. Travis , I just got one of my seed catalogs, so your timing was great for me to start my list. Have a Merry Christmas and I know the boys are excited.
Roadster, have read GOOD things about it, a buddy says it's a favorite as well, has a balance of sweet and tart, healthy and productive. He passed seed along and plants are developing nicely. :)
Happy Belated Birthday Brooklyn!
Pray your day was enjoyable.
Peace on your doorstep!
Thanks Amilynn!
Happy Belated Birthday Brooklyn!
Thanks Monica!
Got me a LDF t-shirt for Christmas! Happy Birthday, Brooklyn! Travis, please try Maxibel green beans next year. I don’t think you’ll be disappointed. Best part of the video “if you live in an area like we do…*cue gun shots*…”. Only in the south…someone is always shooting 😂
Haha! The holidays are synonymous with dove shoots down here.
A pepper Variety that really stood out this year was Big Bertha Peppers. Couldn't believe the size of some of them! they were really good too!
Thanks for sharing Michael!
A variety of potato that I've noticed that takes the heat better than most is the Desiree potato, it's a pink skinned with yellow meat potato.. It's a main crop potato in Europe but you can get seed in the USA... It's really productive and out does the kennebec in dry years.. It's probably the prettiest potato I've ever seen grow here in Tennessee... I think it would be interesting to you and your fans.. I think it would do better than most in the south Georgia heat... You should be able to find seed online.. I've seen it produce 25 to one here in Tennessee...
Thanks for the tip Jeff! I'll add it to the list.
Happy Birthday Brooklyn!!
Thank you!
Happy birthday Brooklyn!
Thanks Jimmy!
Just saw the end of the video - happy birthday Brooklyn!
Thank you!
Merry Christmas and Happy Birthday. Brooklyn needs to have half year birthday parties.
Yes she does! Thanks and Merry Christmas!
Bella Rosa is my favorite determinate variety of tomato. Very heavy producers too.
It is a good one!
Happy birthday Brooklyn
Thanks Debbie!
Duke's Mayonnaise! Invented by Eugenia Duke in 1917 close to where I live in South Carolina. We don't allow any of those Yankee mayonnaise imitations in our home. LOL I almost went to work for that company. My oldest son moved North and the first thing he set up was mail delivery of Duke's Mayonnaise.
Nice!
Happy Birthday Brooklyn
Thanks Hsiu!
Another great video! In my garden the tomato that stood out this year was Goliath. A late frost killed my Bella Rosas (the other tomatoes were ok?) Goliath tasted better than my Big Beef and lasted 2 weeks longer in garden. I think you should grow a corn for corn meal. You have the room and I’m sure y’all like cornbread. You would just have to get the timing right so it wouldn’t cross with the sweet corn. Last year I grew a landrace flour corn from some farmer in Oregon. Soft kernels mill fine in my nutribullet. Man….cornbread, southern peas and collards all from my own garden…..life is good. I’ve already got all my seeds for this year. And I’m gonna try something new, Sesame. A row of flowers that look like foxgloves and seeds that we can use for cooking.
I'm planning on growing a big plot of field corn this year, just haven't determined which one. I'd like to do something with some color in it.
Which Goliath? The Heirloom or the hybrid?
Goliath tomatoes r a favorite of mine. I tried the Chef's series and they r awesome. I especially liked the Bicolor one. I planted out in ground end of March and it was still profile a freeze got it.
@@bigtitan27 the hybrid I think. I bought the plants at a nursery to replace the Bella Rosas.
Lol I had two jobs in the kitchen as a child: #1 Peel the tomato for Daddy's salad and #2 make deviled eggs. I haven't peeled a tomato since I left home. My Dad loved tomatoes but did not like the peel. Ya'll Stay Safe and God Bless.
Takes too much time to peel a tomato. And the slices hold much better when not peeled. Peeled tomatoes are a mess.
I agree with you about Better Boy and Celebrity. We had great luck with a tomato called Galahad. It is a determinant, but I don’t remember if it is a hybrid or not. We really liked it.
Haven't tried that one. I'll give it a look though.
I had yellow pear tomatoes last year. Yield was unreal. But the flavor is a gar
Those things do produce like nothing else!
I think ur channel and row by tow too. Have learned a lot. Deep south homestead and Mr. Danny and Miss Wanda turned me on to you all. They recommend you products.
I agree with both of your stinkers on tomatoes
Glad I'm not the only one ...
I would love your recipe for Santa Fe Grande sauce. It'll be the first time I've made any. Thanks!
I'll try to post that on our website (www.lazydogfarm.com) soon.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BROOKLYN. Be blessed with long life and many more celebrations.
Thanks so much Sue!
Silver queen is the only corn anyone needs
Haha. It's a great-tasting corn. But I don't like how those "su" varieties get starchy after a few days. I prefer the extended harvesting and processing window that the supersweets offer.
Corn - Yellowstone; augmented, super sweet.
- Pop Corn, Robust 997
Potatoes - Red Viking; planted 5lbs returned 80 lbs
Tomatoes - determinate: Roadster and Red Snapper
- indeterminate: Kellogg breakfast, German Johnson, Lemon Boy (Going to try Lemon Boy +)
Stinker Tomatoes: Better Boy, Celebrity and Celebrity +, Abe Lincoln
Peppers - Santa Fe Grand; hot like a jalapeño (makes great hot sauce)
- Cow Horn Hot Pepper
- King Arthur Bell Pepper
Cucumber - Supremo (pickling), good disease and pest resistance, grown on the Horto nova trellis.
Summer Squash - Delta; yellow crookneck, 4-5 per picking
- Stodard Romaneska (sp?)
That's it. If you'd like links along with that list, we've also made a blog of this video: lazydogfarm.com/blogs/garden-journal/top-varieties-for-2021-part-one
Happy birthday beautiful an Merry Christmas guy's
Thanks Becky! Merry Christmas to y'all as well!
I heard so much great stuff about 'Pink Berkeley Tie Dye' and those were the most unfavorable, mushy things I ever ate! They didn't hold up well once picked red at all. I'd say we'd give it a try next year but we grew about 18 plants and not a one tasted good. Maybe it's my soil but the other varieties turned out just fine. I do like to try new varieties out but next time probably not so many 😅😂
I feel the same way about Mortgage Lifter. Many folks rave about it but I didn't care for it so much.
My best of the year:
Tomatoes:
Kellogg's breakfast
Big daddy
Big beef
Super sauce
Sun gold cherry
Cucumbers:
Supremo
Unagi
Pepper:
Jupiter Bell (for early production)
King Arthur
Jedi Jalapeno
Aura and Glow sweet peppers
Thanks for sharing your winners!
Me too! The celebrity performed the worst of all my tomatoes that I ggrew! My best was the Bella Rosa.
Bella Rosa is a good one!
@@LazyDogFarm it really was! It was my first time growing it but it won't be the last!
I agree with you about the hype of those tomato varieties that just don’t cut it. But those Kellogg’s breakfast and lemon boy are amazing. I also loved my German pink and Amish paste tomatoes. For a cherry tomato I really like the sweet 100. HAPPY BIRTHDAY BROOKLYN!
Thanks for sharing!
Happy birthday!
Thanks Larissa!
I made your wife's Tuscan Potato Sausage soup for dinner. Thank you for the inspiration. We loved it... And it used up things I had on hand. I was so surprised how good our garden kale cooked up in the soup too.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Merry Christmas my friend you and family!!
Merry Christmas Julian!
Happy birthday and merry Christmas from Cape Carteret NC
Thanks and Merry Christmas Justin!
Happy Birthday Brooklyn! I hope your day is full of laughter!
Thanks Amy!
Happy. Holidays. Lazy. Dog. Farm
Thanks Albert! Happy Holidays!
Merry Christmas from 9b
My experience
Red Snapper- Tall vigorous plant huge fruit but lacks flavor.
Celebrity- all time favorite good yield and
Flavorful.
Bella Rosa- Excellent growth heavy yield
And good flavor.
Cherokee Purple- My new favorite best tasting of all the ones that I have grown.
Red Duece- Beautiful fruit but the first variety to show disease.
Lemon boy- Okay but I don't see the hype.
Sun Gold- Amazing best yield and best tasting cherry but not very disease resistant.
Tochi-Favorite Paste huge yield fairly disease resistant .
Rutgers- average
Celebration-average
Invincible- small fruit like Tochi better.
Homestead-average
Oxheart- Amazing huge meaty flavorful but I just can't get them to ripen evenly.
San Marsano Mini-excellent yields good flavor just takes a little longer.
Florida 91-Slow growth rate low yield.
Mountain Fresh-Similar to Celebrity good all around meaty fruit.
All I know is when I bring in a bucket of tomatoes the Cherokee Purple's disappear before any others.
Thanks for sharing Craig. I like Cherokee Purple too, but they're not very vigorous for us here. I've got friends in town 7 miles away that can grow great looking plants. My guess it has something to do with the lack of beneficial insects due to all the commercial agriculture out here.
HAPPY CHRISTMAS BDAY BROOKLYN!!❤🙏
Thanks Leah!
🥳"Happy Birthday"! Brooklyn ~ 🎈🎉🎆 🎂
Thanks!
Happy Birthday
Thanks Jeanette!
I'm overwhelmed with my Fall / Winter garden; such abundance (thank you Lord). Giving away to everyone in need and neighbors. Now with this video I can't hardly wait till Spring/ Summer planting of corn, beans, tomatoes, squash, and okra...oh excuse me I meant OKREE. :- ) Finally, and certainly not last, HAPPY BIRTHDAY BROOKLYN!!!!!! Wooohooo! And many more. Merry Christmas and may God bless.
Thanks Herb! And Merry Christmas!
Yes marry Christmas too you.
Merry Christmas Izzy!
Have a nice time with your family.
I hope you all had a fantastic Christmas and I hope your birthday Brooklyn wonderful thanks for sharing your favorites there is a few I plan on trying The celebrate and the big boys did not do well for me the last 2 years time to try something else
Thanks for joining us Pamela!
Happy birthday 🎈🎁🎂
Thanks!
Happy birthday, Brooklyn!! 🎉💕
Thanks Kristin!
Happy Birthday, Brooklyn!
Thanks Carol!
Good stuff. I’m going to watch part two right right now!
Klaus
Thanks Klaus!
I grew some Red Pontiac, Yukon and Kennebec potatoes in Virginia a few years ago and only used molasses as fertilizer. I had a huge harvest of huge potatoes. The only thing we did was put down newspapers and straw as mulch. Im in Texas now and its more of a challenge sine I have to grow in raised beds. But still getting good results.
Interesting. Thanks for sharing your experimentation and results.
Merry Christmas enjoy y’alls show Oh happy birthday
Thanks Buddy! Merry Christmas!
I didn’t have no luck out of that Abe Lincoln tomater either with all the talk about it I thought itd be a home run but it flopped but I’m trying them again right now!! I’ll send you a “orange peach” tomato, it was the best tomato I’ve ever ate and a great producer!
Sounds yummy!
@@LazyDogFarm they are very good and they have fuzz on them like a peach!! I had a garden tour this summer and everyone loved those tomatoes and wanted seeds from them!!
I planted a tomato in spring. It is a serious producer. Here at Christmas it's still blooming and producing alot of tomatoes. It's an heirloom. I will continue to grow this.
Nice! Any idea of the variety name?
Merry Christmas my man.
Merry Christmas Preston!
New subscriber- in Indiana in my parts, we are Hellmans mayo.
Also i thought you were always a determinate hybrid guy more so than heirlooms and indeterminate.
What happen to Bella Rosa as i thought that was always your go to tomato. I was shocked you didnt list that one.
Ones that work well for me and what i will go with in 2022 for tomatoes
Red Snapper
Mountain Rogue
Big Beef
Amish paste
Stinkers...for me it's celebrity tomato and Brandywine. I know some people would beat me over the Brandywine stinker. They produce more beautiful vines than produce...big tomatoes that always deform and crack and crack and crack and cracks on cracks. And i mean crack deeply and not just on the surface. I have tried them 3 seasons in different locations
I like Bella Rosa. It's a great variety. But I think both Red Snapper and Roadster are slightly more vigorous and they definitely make bigger tomatoes. It's a close call, but I like them a hair better.
Happy Birthday, Brooklyn! My older brother is a Christmas Eve baby. Also, from our farm to yours, Merry Christmas!
Thanks y'all! And Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas and a happy new year.
Thanks Starla! Hope y'all had a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year as well!
Hi hope yous are well happy new 2022 all the blessing to yous
Happy New Year Teresa!
Watching Travis chow down on a matter sammich in late December could be used as a torture device for all of us garden-loving folks. 😂🍅
It was torture for me watching that clip again during the editing process. lol
Have you tried frying squash blossoms? Fix up some jiffy cornbread mix but make it too thin, like a dredge. Take a yellow summer squash flower and dredge it all in the cornbread batter and fry it up in Wesson oil or such in the frypan. Tastes much better than the squash. I’m gonna grow yellow squash for mostly the flowers! Learned that in New Mexico…long time ago.
I haven't, but I've heard good things. I need to try it.
Happy Birthday to Brooklyn! I’m a day after Christmas baby. Thank you for such an informative video. We are shopping the seed catalogs all ready! God Bless you all with a wonderful Christmas!
Happy early birthday Melody!
Happy birthday ! Don't feel bad, my daughter in law s birthday is Christmas also.
Thanks Gypsy! Tell her happy birthday for us!
These are some of my very favorite videos, the "best of" videos. Thanks for doing these.
Glad you like them!
Good to see u doing well. I hope you're fully healed. Any plans to get the pop up back out on the road?
I am fully healed. We've still been hitting the road with the pop-up at least once a month. I just don't have time to make any pop-up videos because this channel has gotten so busy. So we just enjoy our camping trips as some nice downtime and leave the camera at home.
Thank you Travis, very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Happy birthday 🎉🎉🎉🎉🥳🥳🥳🎉
Thanks Thomas!
happy Birthday Brooklyn! I myself celebrate my birthday on the 28th of
December, so I know what you go through to some degree! Merry Christmas to all!
Thanks Keran! Happy early birthday and Merry Christmas!
Happy Birthday 🎂🎂🎂
Thanks Rick!
Can't wait for your 2022 videos. Merry Christmas, Happy New Year and then you can start the real celebration on Jan 2 for my birthday.
Thanks Mutant! Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, and Happy Early Birthday!
Happy Birthday Brooklyn!
Thanks Sandy!
Haha I cheered when you said Kellogg's Breakfast! We grew it for the first time this year as well and it was my favourite orange tomato by far! My favourite white was Great White, purple was Cherokee Purple, and red was Abe Lincoln (it grew really well here and were huge tomatoes that had great flavour and were perfect in sandwiches, I'll count myself lucky they grow well for us here!)! Kind of neat that they grow really well up here in Niagara Falls Canada as well as down south where you are!
We had a dry spring, which is always a good thing for tomatoes. If we have a wet spring, sometimes the heirloom varieties don't always fare so well.
@@LazyDogFarm yeah that makes sense. Last year my heirlooms were awful, but this year I also started them inside under grow lights, so they were very robust by the time I planted them outside. I've heard tomatoes were really tough for a lot of people I know this year, but I was lucky in my harvest.
Travis, I had the same experience with the Abe Lincoln. I had high hopes for it, but it NEVER did anything.
The one I really LOVED was the Mortgage Lifter. It is more pink than red, very few seeds and is sweet! I made salsa out of some of mine and you would have sworn that sugar was added! So good!
U have cat facing on your lifters?
In Houston Texas, we experienced the exact opposite...loved Abe, he grew majestic and prolific, mortgage lifter was very weak and eh. I wonder how much is zone or sup par genetics for that seed.? We grew about 5 for each type, but all the same seed stock. I guess that's why you try a couple of years.
@KelliGreen Thumb I've never had much luck with Mortgage Lifter either. But it is a very popular variety for a reason.
@@LazyDogFarm I had horrible luck with mortgage lifter. Very heavy producer but they were an odd texture and almost tasteless. Dark Galaxy was a neat one, I'll grow that again for sure.
Great video!!!! Merry Christmas to you and your family, hope Santa brings them boys a truck load of presents. Happy Birthday Brooklyn 🎂 🥳. ✌
Thanks Mark! Santa will surely be good to them this year!
Wow, I know it must take a long time to produce a video like this, but for those of us that have small garden plots we have to be very selective in choosing what we plant…. This video was most helpful!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BROOKLYN!
Thanks Sally! Glad you enjoyed it!
Happy birthday! Glad you put chilli on a lot of your food. We do that here in New Mexico.
Thanks Lawrence!
Happy Birthday Brooklyn!
And a very Merry Christmas to all at Lazy Dog Farm.
Thanks! Merry Christmas to you and yours!
Happy birthday Brooklyn. Anyone with a birthday around Christmas always gets cheated. 🤦♀ I ordered Yellowstone this morning because you liked it AND I wanted to try an augmented super sweet. :) I also ordered the Sante Fe pepper this morning. I had been meaning to try that one for a few years now. (ordered before this video obviously)
Hopefully you got some of the Yellowstone prior to it being changed to just supersweet. Might could call the seller and see if you got last years seed or this years? You'll like the Santa Fe Grande.
Happy birthday darlin!🥳🎁🎀. Merry Christmas to y'all!🌲🤶🏼🎅🏼
Thanks Brenda!
Happy Birthday Brooklyn! And Merry Christmas Travis, Brooklyn, and family.
Thanks Linda! Merry Christmas!
Happy Birthday Brooklyn and Merry Christmas to all.
Thanks and Merry Christmas!
Happy Birthday Brooklyn
Merry Xmas to the Family
Thanks Rich and Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas and happy Birthday Brooklyn!
Thanks Mary! And Merry Christmas to you!
Thanks for doing this Travis! Super informative!
My pleasure!
Happy Birthday Brooklyn and Merry Christmas all from Texas..
Thanks Larry! Merry Christmas!
Good video Travis . Do you ever grow gherkin cucumbers ? Happy Birthday Brook and Merry Christmas to both of you .
I grew some last year -- I think it was called Parisian Gherkin. They didn't do very well. Disease jumped on them early and they never recovered.
I enjoyed the video Travis. I’m catching up on the latest videos and want to wish Brooklyn a happy belated birthday!! I grew some phoenix tomatoes this year and I’m still getting tomatoes. They are not big tomatoes but they sure are tasty. I picked 6 yesterday and have 2 green ones remaining on the vine.
Thanks for the birthday wishes Sondra!
Happy Birthday Brooklyn. Merry Christmas 🎄🎁
Merry Christmas to you too!
Happy birthday Brooklyn. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you both and your family and stay safe.
Thanks Peggy! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you as well!
My favorite yellow tomato this summer was Chef's Choice came on later but boy was it good and prolific. I agree about Better Boy and Celerity but Abe Lincolns do well for me..
I've grown Chef's Choice Orange in the past. Very good variety!
Merry Christmas Y'all and Happy birthday Brooklyn.
Thanks and Merry Christmas!
A great recap of 2021. Let's hope 2022 is even better. Tomatoes and corn are awesome. Thanks for the video.
Glad you enjoyed it Terry.
Excellent and timely suggestions for spring planting. Thanks.
You are most welcome Sue!
Happy Birthday Brooklyn!!! Why didn't I skip that tomato sandwich part??? UGGHHH!!! 😆Nice video. Merry Christmas!!
Haha! Gonna be a few months before we can have one of those again. Merry Christmas!
Happy birthday Brooklyn. Travis looking forward to part, gotta order seeds soon, so can you please hurry, lol just kidding. Merry Christmas and a happy New Years to you and your family
Thanks Casey and Merry Christmas!
Happy Birthday Brooklyn! Hope y'all had a Merry Christmas! Enjoying your "best of" series. Wish you had included seed companies. I'll find em!
Thanks Tom. I put links on our website for each variety, but many of the varieties can be found multiple places.
@@LazyDogFarm Good deal, I'll check. Thanks......All the best in the New Year!
lol i remember that sandwich video but didn't realize the mess you made with the mayo..lol you had a great year. Merry Christmas Travis.
Merry Christmas John!
Happy Birthday Brooklyn!
I agree with Red Snapper. They are very productive and produce beautiful tomatoes. I am growing Red Snapper and Tachi again this year. I grew Peaches and Cream corn, and it was ok. Not sure what I did wrong, but it was a little starchy. Trying it again and maybe I'll get it right...
I grew several different varieties last yr. my winner was Avalon 👍
@Jon Lewis If it was starchy, my best guess was that it was harvested a little late. Those "se" varieties have a shorter harvest window than some of the supersweet types. Might want to try a supersweet. Besides the flavor, we like the extended harvest and processing window.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY AND Merry 🎄
Thanks PJ! Merry Christmas!
Teresa from south africa did plant meat tomtoe love it did alotbut got black rot and stop planting Tom but wlll get better seeds
Might not hurt to get your hands on some disease-resistance varieties you have access to them.
Happy Birthday, Brooklyn! 🥳 P.S. I agree, with you, Travis, the Lemon Boy tomatoes were a big hit for me, too. Great flavor, super meaty, really juicy, and very productive. I saw the Lemon Boy Plus seeds but not sure if I will fit them in this coming year. Look forward to your review!
Thanks Jamie!
Thank you For All the informative content you ALWAYS put out ,
Happy Birthday to your very beautiful wife Brooklyn 🎊🎊🎉🎉🎉🎉🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🥳🥳🥳🥳
I really like this content as We live in 8B-9 in
Montgomery County , Texas an wow did i have issues with our Zucchini & yellow summer SQUASH , plus teaching our 2 youngest granddaughters ages 9 & 8 how to garden & their pumpkins got ate off the stems , inside out & the moldy & snail & slug horrible Monsters as we live within walking distance to a lake , Have even had snails on the back of my house , but they didnt get into any of the grow bags I had on our deck the lengh of our home , I grow alot on the deck as close to my kitchen ..but plots also ,
Im trying what you have shown , I put a 17 foot by 24 foot tarp on a new area to kill whats under there & gonna till in a few weeks - that darn Burmuda nasty grass/ weed i wish i could Disc it all out but $$$$ .
God bless you & your beautiful family an Merry Christmas & lets Pray this up coming year some how we all can get through with growing as much as possible , bartering , canning , etc .with the prices going up weekly ...
Mrs. Josette Tharp
Texas 🙏🏻
Thanks Josette! Glad you're enjoying the videos. The tarp will definitely help with the Bermuda grass, but it will require some level of cultivation in combination with the tarping to eradicate it from the garden plots.
Happy birthday Brooklyn. Travis , I just got one of my seed catalogs, so your timing was great for me to start my list. Have a Merry Christmas and I know the boys are excited.
Great time of year to sit down, take a break, and browse a seed catalog. Merry Christmas!
glad to see your back is doing good
It's doing well. Was finally able to get back in the gym this week and it felt good.