Planting Tomatoes - Our Favorite 12 Varieties
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2024
- When should you start your tomatoes? Well, it is time for us to start our tomatoes here in Zone 8b and we couldn't be more excited. How to plant tomato seeds? That's one of our biggest questions this time of year, a lot of people struggle with growing tomatoes (as we all do from time to time). Join HOSS in the garden as he takes us step-by-step through how he starts his favorite tomato seeds! Let's Grow Together!
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CHAPTERS:
0:00 Start
0:13 Intro
0:17 Indigo Blue Berries
2:30 Hossinator Tomato
3:53 SunSugar Tomato
5:03 Pink Delicious
6:06 Rosy Finch
7:12 Red Robin
7:55 Yellow Canary
8:19 Lemon Boy
9:21 Purple Boy
10:26 Shelby
11:17 Big Beef
12:20 Mountain Vineyard
13:49 Wrap Up
14:21 Outro
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We have a yapper behind our house. We have found an air horn, honked every time it starts yapping, helps train a dog even when it's not in your yard or your own 🤣🤭🤣 We have 99% success so far lol
Thanks, may have to invest in one.
@@gardeningwithhoss what's the worst the neighbors can say? That it's an annoying noise? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Good idea! My neighbors precious yappers had nerve to come over pan my land to get closer to to yap at me. I ran em all the way to the fence. Thanks for the tip.
Yellow Boy for the win! We been growing these for the last 6 years. 💛💛💛💛💛
I started mine on 02-16-23 and today ( 02-21-23 ) they're coming up. So far, I have the Hossinators, German Johnson, Mountain Fresh, and Celebrity. Can't wait to see how the next week looks.
Yappin' dogs! When I was building up my raised beds the first year the lady next door had five, FIVE Yorkie yappers that lined up right on the fence. After a few hours of work with shovels and wheelbarrows and dogs, it took three days for my humor to get back to normal. These days she has two yappers and two larger ones that like to bark and what passes by.
So....just now in today's mail, after five and a half years of dogs (and I love dogs, I had a Rottie for 13 years and a slew of farm dogs before that) I just received an automatic, ultrasound bark deterrent. Three setting levels. I hope they are high, higher and painful.
Just started a couple of your pelleted lettuce varieties yesterday, also set out some spinach, Swiss chard and pak choi. Onions getting closer to setting out also. Feeling good about this coming year!!
I tried rosy finch this year for the first time and only done one plant gotta say I am impressed and will definitely be growing more of these.
Hey Greg, Just wanted to say how much I appreciate and Trust your knowledge on Gardening. Being raised on a farm myself, I had a lot of basic understanding on how plants grow. But you have taught we so many things that I didn't know, so Thank you! Spoke with a young gardner yesterday, and she ask me have I ever heard of Hoss Products. I told her about your show and assured her that needed to listen to what y'all had to say and she could Trust what you sell Products.
Awww shucks! Thanks so much, Mike. That means a lot to us! We truly appreciate your support and that's why we love what we do, help others grow their own food. Let us know if you ever have any questions on anything. Get Dirty!
Thank you for clearly stating all of the relevant facts about each plant in the video. Very time saving. I will be growing several of these next year. I appreciate you.
Glad it was helpful!
Middle Tennessee zone 7B here, and last year my Sun Sugar was the only one that did well. This is the first year I’m starting my own seeds, so picked up some of your Hossinator, Florida 91 and Purple Boys, and a bunch of others I can’t remember off the top of my head. Hoping some hybrids will do better in the heat & humidity!
I did it again! I planted way too many tomatoes! I love growing them. Last year was a rough year for me in the garden. I'm hoping for a better year this year. Just ordered a bunch of seeds from Hoss and can't wait to get them started along with my other seedling. Thanks so much for all the great gardening tips.
Sounds great!
I feel ya, I grew 120 plants last year, was a lot to keep up with
Those Red snapper tomatoes made me a legend! I love them....as well as that Bella Rosa. I love Hoss seeds!!
So good!
Had not planned to start so many varieties, but started 11 varieties. It was hard to decided. Will end up with more than the 36 plants that I originally had planned. A few of them will go to my mom for her to grow. Trying the Lemon Boy this year. I will plan to try the Shelby and Mountain Vineyard next. Thanks for some of your favorites. Love me some home grown tomatoes.
Sure do like seeing these videos!! I’m your neighbor in Mississippi!
Love tomatoe sandwiches! We have never tried any color tomatoe besides red and yellow !
Haha do you give tomato starts to that neighbor with the yapping dog 😂
Got my tomato seeds and beans today , thank you for the free red snapper seeds ! Can’t wait to get these Bella Rosa and hossinator in the garden this year ! Thanks again , love your products and tools !
Local HEB just put out some Red Snapper, picked up a couple for Fall 🤞🏼
I ordered Red Snapper plugs this year. I had to pot them up as we expected a cold snap. They have been fabulous!! Loaded with buds already PLUS they didn't get the aphids like my other home started tomatoes did. Can't wait to enjoy them!
Good stuff
Woot!!! IT'S TOMATOE TIME! 🤠
I have the Hossinator and Super Snappy terminating now.
thanks for this video. Will be placing my order soon and you explained/described them well
Glad it was helpful!
Growing 6 of the 12, first time Growing from seed
I've ordered every one of those except the lemon boy. Maybe I better get a few.
Growing Bella Rosa, Red Snapper, and Black Zebra Cherry tomatoes from Hoss this year.
First year to grow from seeds.
How did the Bella Rossa and snapped grow?
@@kevinwoodrum9354 I didn’t have a good seed starting setup, so it didn’t go as planned. The seeds germinated well, but I guess I planted some of them too soon. I only planted like 4 of each. My red snappers died, but I had some Bella rosas that made it and they did great. We had an incredibly hot summer with many days over 105 but I still got lots of good tomatoes. And my Celebrities and Mountain Prides from the big box store also did well. The Bella rosas were more consistent, did not split as much, and were prettier than the others. I think the mountain prizes were darker red, and the celebrities were bigger.
So it could have gone better with the red snappers, but it went very well considering it was my first time starting seeds.
I’ve got some broccoli and carrots growing now and ive got a sweet potato casserole with my home grown sweet potatoes planned for Thanksgiving 😎
I really like the Lemon Boy Plus. Grows great, has a powerful punch, and I don't normally care for yellows.
Outstanding list. Thank you!
My pleasure!
Great video. You featured a few I like to grow and a few I'm gonna order from you tomorrow.
Awesome, thank you!
Great varieties!
Awesome review.
Glad you enjoyed it
LMAO@ I Enjoy That dog! Hilarious! Growing Hossinators this year in Wv! SUBBED Dave In WV!
Got the brandywine and hossinater..hoss had 100% germination for me..also started a red pearl grape and amish paste..all up and growing..hope to have in ground in 3 to 4 weeks..my first year using some hoss seeds..very happy..growing in Texas
That is awesome!
Lemon Boy! I grow every year, and continue to get fruit into November in northern CA. I call him, “Who’s a good boy?!”
Trying the Dutchman and Better Boy Tomatoes from you all this year. That is among other types we have started this year.
My fav is your Bella Rosa determinant hybrid tomatoes. Disease resistant, caterpillar resistant, aggressive grower, very productive and very easy to manage especially during the hottest times of the summer. It's a plant and forget type. The tomatoes are just the right size....not too big and not too small. One tomato can fill two sandwiches with minor waste and no refrigeration. And the taste is so delicious too.
It's amazing how many different varieties of tomato there are. I planted 16 different kinds.. just 4 each though.
I'm doing a majority of yellow ones.. lower acid is my thing. If I get 50% germination I'll be happy with it.
I went with: brandywine yellow, yellow pear, golden queen, marglobe, sunray, jubilee, Kellogg breakfast, chef's choice orange, Amish paste, Cherokee purple, rainbow cherry, indigo rose, celebrity, beefsteak and sweet millions.
To me, it seems a hair shady that "days to maturity" isn't from the planting date..some of us direct sew as much as possible which always makes the days wrong.
Those all sound like great choices and yes, you're right...crazy how many different types!
That dog is why I'm a cat person.
I planted 11 hossinator seeds and all 11 sprouted.
Oh I love a yapping dog
I LOVE TOMATTERS
I can vouch for Lemon Boy. I have been growing them for several years. They taste great and are tremendously productive. You don't need many. I will try Purple Boy next year.
Thanks for sharing
Little beef jerky for little friend next door and y'all will be friends love you're wisdom god bless
I LOVE THOSE ROSY FINCH CHERRY TOMATOES AS WELL AS THE RED ROBIN AND YELLOW CANARY THEY ARE DELICIOUS. I GREW THEM IN HANGING BASKETS LAST YEAR BUT I THING I AM GOING TO PLANT THEM IN 1- OR 3-GALLON GROW BAGS THIS YEAR SINCE THE SUN DID A NUMBER ON MY HANGING BASKETS HERE IN CENTRAL FLORIDA. I ALSO LOCE THE SUN SUGAR, HOSSINATOR WHICH ALL ARE ABOUT READY TO BE PLANTED IN THEIR CONTAINERS.
As always love your explanation on all you veggie varieties !! Thank you Do you have horses?? I see a trailer 🤷♀️love horses , well really all animals 😂
Yes we do
What's the best tomato root stock for the deep south? I've been grafting some just to try it.
One of your other videos you prefer determinates. For commercial growers that probably makes sense. But what's the best indeterminate slicer that can produce late into the season, and survive the summer?
We have had great results with Hossinator, Red Snapper, Bella Rosa, and Florida 91
I really like the taste of the indeterminate tomatoes, but I hate how fast they cave to the heat and humidity in lower Alabama. I grow them just for tomato sandwiches and the hybrids for canning.
Lemon boy did well for me in Arkansas, but up north Carolina Gold has done better.
Greg thank you for your videos, I have that same starter tray and I’m about to start my tomatoes, do you transplant in to larger cups after a few weeks or are you able to keep them in this tray until they go into the ground? Thanks
We keep these in the tray until going in the ground.
Thanks
Where did you buy your green house ? Any suggestions ?
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Hey Greg, since you were speaking about the "Crimson gene" in tomatoes, I was wondering if you have ever tried growing the Giant Crimson Tomato that Luke over at MI Gardener found and brought back from EXTINCTION! He and his wife found a packet inside a shadow box at an antique shop just about 3 or so years ago. They bought it, researched about it and found out it had gone extinct. They planted the whole pack, seemed like only 3 or 4 of them grew a plant but in the end only 1 or 2 plants survived. They've been growing them out to repopulate them ever since. Currently they are sold out, but I have bought like 3 packs of them. They're listed as rare, and they're are maybe 5 seeds in the packet of this variety, and they have a 2 pack cap per order on it, but I'm excited to grow them this year. I even sold a packet to a lady in my best friend's family so they could raise them out. Have you tried growing any of these?
No, I don’t think it has the gene I am speaking of. Let me know how it preforms for ya. Greg
Is the Big Beef an Acidity tasting Tomato?
yes,, meaty texture and old-time tomato flavor.
I tried to watch your video but I won't put up with a yappin dog.
What would cause some of my tomato seedlings under lights to have twisted new limbs in the top of the little plants? I sprayed them last night with Fruit Tree Spray in case its bugs and Complete Disease Control and this morning I cut off the rest of the curled limbs. I had it happen last year, I just don't remember how it went. I had a terrible year with them and just gave up and pulled them all up. Could have been bugs, virus, or even that they didn't like that I tried to grow them in straw bales thinking I could keep them off the ground. This time I am starting early and being more diligent with my spray program. Thing is, they weren't outside yet. Will crowding in the seed tray cause the twisting, or possibly too much 20-20-20? I transplanted them two days ago and started putting them outside some. Back under lights this morning at 4 which is when I am up doing all my inside stuff, lol, and trimmed all those limbs. Not all the plants affected, just a very few of 24. Thanks, Jenny
I would guess, some type of stress. Not insects or disease. Check your moisture. Too much or not enough? If you apply too much fertilizer you will get leaf burn. Gre
I have a dog next door, I knowow ya feel....❤
Respectfully I want to ask, why do your seeds cost more than other (non-box store) seed suppliers? 10 seeds for $3.99?
It depends on the variety, heirloom, disease package among other things. We take extra precautions to have ours germ tested frequently and only sale those of high quality. We also have a state of the art storage room to keep them at the right temperature and humidity level. We guarantee our seed germination rates.
Thank you for the explanation. Very much appreciated. The germination rate is important to me. I’ll get an order in this weekend. Enjoy your day!
What's your favorite canning tomato
Hossinator and Red Snapper
I TOTALLY get the yapping dog comment!! My neighbor has probably 30 YAPPERS!!! She sells puppies and it's annoying as hell!!!
My mountain vineyard and sun gold came up faster than the hossinater
Red Robin is sold out"(
What about Abe Lincoln tomato. Good by my standards.
yes that is a good one also
I think you could get a Great Pyrenees dog, or 2, they are livestock guardians and they are nocturnal...they'll bark all night long, which would make your neighbor enjoy them as much as their yappy dog aggravates you. Karma don't miss nobody!
Who buys 50,000 Hossinator seeds?
The Gardenator
Just got my seeds today. Can’t wait to see what happens ❤❤❤❤
When you're talking about tomatoes, what do you mean by determinant and indeterminate? I know what they are when you're talkin about potatoes, but not when you're talkin about tomatoes.
Determinate tomato plants are smaller and grow like a bush. They usually grow up to five feet tall, so they are perfect for a small garden or container gardening. Indeterminate tomato plants have a more vine-like structure and can grow up to 8-10 feet tall.
@@gardeningwithhoss thank you!
I got a 30% germination on Tomatoes and Cucumbers from Hoss. Not a happy camper.
We want you to be happy. Email cs@hosstools.com with your order number and we will make it right.
@@gardeningwithhoss I did that and got attitude like I didn't know what I was doing. Been growing vegetables for more than 50 years.
I will be buying the big beef soon! #BIGBEEF