THESE MIGHT BE THE BEST POTATOES WE'VE EVER EATEN!
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- Tonight is our 100th episode of the Row by Row Garden Show, and it's jam packed with garden updates, potato sampling, our favorite moments from the past 100 episodes and so much more!
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There are a few good things that have come of this stay-at-home for the virus and one of them has been finding this channel. Congratulations on your 75,000 mark and your hundredth episode, good luck for many more!
Glad you found us!
You raised your children top notch. Both of you contribute. When your dead your dead, but your not quite so dead if you contributed something 😁
Finding this channel during the Corona virus has been a bright spot! You two are great together, funny, informative, and love the passion you have for gardening and teaching others the trade..congrats on your 100th episode! Love your products.God bless you both with health and success!
Glad you found us! God bless you and your family as well!
Best gardening show on the internet.
Thanks Clint!
First off...Congrats guys 💯! Thanks for being awesome and inspiring us all no matter the size of the garden!!! 👍🏻Secondly....WOAH 😳!!!! Thank you so so so much! Lastly... I’m going to go build a fence of nails real quick around my 🌱’s!!!! 😂 ....I’ve been waiting on the right moon 🌙 cycles & watching the water levels in the ponds for a month now but ain’t nothing happening 😂! Take care guys!!! Again many many thanks!
You guys are awesome! Keeping doing what you do!
Adler Farms So awesome and well deserved ❤️👍🏻👊🏻🙌🏻💪🏻
Walker Farm Fam Thank ya thank ya! 😊
Congrats on 100 shows and 75k subscribers. Y’all deserve way more. I’m a young woman who got interested in gardening about 5 years ago. Unfortunately, all the gardeners in my life had passed away before I could learn from them. I was so happy to find your channel on TH-cam. I’m a serious gardener and I grow a lot of food(or at least I try to) so I grow a “traditional” row garden. It’s so hard to find good info on the this type of gardening out there. Everyone has information on the new/hip trends like raised beds or no till.
I’ve learned so much from this show. It’s the perfect combination of old time wisdom/experience with the scientific explanation of it all. I don’t do everything exactly like you all. My soil is a lot more dense clay. But you give great explanations behind your methods that let people use their own judgement on wether or not they should do the same.
I also want to compliment your store. I’ve ordered several times and had amazing customer service. I even ordered once during this pandemic and got my package just a couple days later. I tell ya, y’all must have been hustling. Anyways, just wanted to say thanks for all you do!
A lot of the "back to eden" style gardening will not work in the South.
Check out Deep South Homestead too.
Thanks for being a great customer!
Well, darn! I only know one answer off the top of my head. You got the seeds for that heirloom winter squash from Danny King and I grew some of those in my garden year before last. They stored beautifully. One actually kept almost a year and a half.
That's a different heirloom. The one we're growing this year is one we've never tried.
Hi Guys! Please don't take offense. I Have no idea what to do with the information you provide, as I am originally from Brooklyn, NY! However, I can not stop watching you guys! I just wanted to say..I LOVE YOU GUYS!!! KEEP TALKING TO ME AND OTHER WANTA BE FARMERS!
Thanks for that!
My favorite episode is the one where y'all answer the question "Are y'all related?" Hilarious!!! Can any of you viewers tell me which episode it was? We would love to watch it again but haven't been able to find it.
Haha! Unfortunately, I don't know which episode that was.
Haha! Unfortunately, I don't know which episode that was.
Well.... are they related?
Lots of fun with you guys from Ontario Canada
Greg is always eating like he's starving. Lol
My husband and I always enjoy the row by row show! I think it was smart to add TH-cam as a marketing technique!
Thanks Alicia! We surely enjoy making these videos.
I have been watching y’alls videos now for a week, just bought first seeds from you. Excited to try them out. I live in north Georgia area ( Gwinnett county ) #supportlocalfarmers
Thanks for choosing us!
We are currently waiting for our shipment of Hoss seeds...And we can hardly wait! New to your channel and new fans!
Glad you found us!
Hoss Tools we are working on an American giant sunflower growing competition with some other channels...it’s going to be awesome!
I liked the onion episode one you did! Lots of laughs! "Bless your heart"🤣🤣
Been with yall before you started selling seeds and I was with yall on the first show.
We appreciate you being with us since the beginning Gary!
You two are very informative but also very entertaining! Your products are awsome
Thank you Jenifer!
Guys just a thought, I haven't seen any videos with Mrs. Hoss on the show. This would be a great video to hear her opinion who is the best grower. I have to say when Greg trys to out do Travis on the size or personal size was funny.
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It was cool hearing about how your videos really picked up speed after time. Ive just started youtube videos of my own over the past year and have 26 videos so far. Ive picked up 100 subscribers over the past month, but it seems like its taking forever.
Keep plugging. You'll get there!
Please talk more about your experience and reasoning behind not pruning tomatoes. I felt alone in thinking they are healthier and more productive without pruning. I've grown beautiful tomatoes for 45 years without pruning or disease. The only tomatoes I ever had trouble with, were heirloom tomatoes. I prefer hybrids
More foliage always seems to mean healthier plants for us.
1. 20 years 20 days
2. 2010
3. Algonquin
4. Watermelon growing tips from an expert
5. Pickled pantry and you have to make them in a crock to get a good crunch😃
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Hey guys love the show and how there are many more to come. I just mentioned how much I liked your show on my last video as well! Thanks for taking the time to put this together weekly, we love it and greatly appreciate your time!.
1. How Many Years & Days between you - 20 years 20 days (Eight Cousins! Lol)
2. What year was hoss tools started - 2010
3. Heirloom winter squash (never grown before) hard to spell and pronounce - Algonquian squash
4. Title of most viewed row by row episode - "Watermelon Growing Tips From An Expert Grower!"
5. Name of the book with Greg's favorite pickled okra recipe - The Pickled Pantry
From South Louisiana, Cameron Parish zone 9a 👍
Winner, winner, chicken dinner! Send us your address to custserv@hosstools.com.
Vine borers hit my squash pretty quick last year and no ones planted anything anywhere near where I planted my crops for a long long long time I can guarantee
In Australia we call scratching potatoes " Bandicooting" after one of our native animals that is a bit of a digger.
Love it!
Like the show. Lots of good information and products. I am planning my early and late fall gardens. A summary of vegetables that do well on double rows. With or without drip tape and what works well, just ok, or not at all would be helpful, especially with a link to the summary.
Great ideas!
Congrats Gentleman! Fantastic show... Lets try to answer your questions: 1.) 20 yrs 20 days 2.) 2010 3.) Algonquian Squash 4.) Hoss Double Wheel Hoe Conversion Kit 5.) Pickled Pantry
Almost ... you got 1, 2, 3 and 5 right. Thanks for playing!
Y'all are making me jealous eating them taters. This week mine really took off, I swear they have grown a foot. Can't wait to try those Austrian Crescents. Happy almost Birthday Mr. Greg! Happy 100th show fellas!!
You're going to love those Austrian Crescents!
I am in south Louisiana, and the very first time I ever tried to grow squash on my property the borer's got into them as soon as they started making flowers. I can't even grow a pumpkin for my kids. I tried for 4 years and gave up this spring. I have no clue how to handle them. People just a few miles from me have no problem at all.
When weeding in the garden for light to moderate weed pressure using a long handle tool, do you use the “chop and drop” method of clean up leaving those weeds to compost naturally or do you go to the trouble of picking up and disposing of the weeds you disturbed?
Kind of depends on the weed. If it's pigweed, we usually remove it from the garden because it goes to seed so early. If it's just a grassy or small weed that hasn't gone to seed, we'll often leave it there to die -- assuming it's warm enough outside to kill it before it tries to root again.
Congratulations on your 100th episode. By the way, one of the best places I have found for seed potatoes is Wood Prairie Family Farm in Bridgewater, Maine. They carry 20+ different, certified organic seed potatoes. Thanks for the video. One of your recent funny video's was when Greg opened his sauerkraut and found it way too salty !
We are good friends with Jim and them up there are Wood Prairie. Great people!
That was a funny episode
Concrete remesh sheet would be perfect for a trellis it just like a cow panel
1. 20 yrs & 20 days 2. 2010 3. Algonquian 4. Watermelon growing tips from an expert 5. Pickled Pantry Awesome channel! Keep up the great work!
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1- 20 years & 20 days
2- 2010
3- Algonquian squash
4- Water Melon Growing Tips From an Expert Grower
5- Pickled Pantry
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1. 22Y & 22D (I’m 22Y 15D older than my oldest son)
2. 2008
3. Tachi
4. Watermelon growing tips from an expert grower
5. Pickled pantry. (I have to pickle to eat at all, lol)
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Hoss Tools - dang, I’m guessing the year was wrong? 2010?
Would you recommend a Florida Weave for Indeterminate Tomatoes?
We did it last year and it worked pretty well. Doing it again this year. Will be showing that on the video next week.
The guys are Deep South mentioned multiplying onions a while back. Could you guys give info on how and when to get a permanent bed of them started? What variety would work best for zone 7b?
We have been experimenting with several varieties this year, so the jury is still out. We hope to develop a seed stock so we can carry them on the site.
20 years, 2010, Algonquian squash, watermelon growing tips from an expert grower, Pickled pantry
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1) 22y 22d. 2) 2010 3) Algonquin 4) Watermelon Growing Tips from an Expert Gardener 5) The Pickled Pantry
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1. 20Y 20D 2. 2010 3. Hai Kobucha 4. Watermelon growing tips from an expert grower! 5. Pickled pantry
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New sub. Where can I purchase the potato seeds? Live in SW FL, so mybe too late, but want to try. My sweet taters do well in the heat - know they are different from "regular" potatoes. Thanks. Enjoy your channel.
We start taking pre-orders for potatoes in December and start shipping in late January usually. If you're in Florida, you need to be planting in late January.
Is there anything I can plant right now that will survive the summer heat.Live in Florida panhandle 8b
Sweet potatoes and okra come to mind.
So on the tomatoes....you do 20/20/20 and microburst and then skip two weeks and do calcium nitrate? Gypsum at bloom set? What is that in? Or is that just gypsum by itself??
The gypsum we use is pelleted and so we just apply it by itself at bloom set.
1. 22 yr & 22 days
2. 2010
3. Cherokee tan
4. Watermelon growing tips from an expert grower
5. pickled Pantry
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20 years and 20 days
2. 2010
3. Algonquian squash
4 watermelon growing tips from a expert grower!
5. Pickled pantry
All correct, just not before 3 other people got it. Thanks for playing!
1.20 yrs and 20 days
2- 2010
3- Algonquian squash
4- Water Melon Growing Tips From an Expert Grower
5- Pickled Pantry
Great job! You got them all, but just not quite before 3 others did. Thanks for playing!
Is Amish Pie a Peppo, Maxima, or Moschata? I'm always looking for something that can stand up to vine borer or produce before they vine out.
Amish Pie is C. Maxima.
We are new to y’alls channel and we are loving it!!! Are zucchini and squash best done by transplants or direct sow?
You can do either. But squash do pretty well when direct-seeded, so that's what we do.
Hoss Tools ok great thank you so much!
Thinking about starting potatoes in June/may so they are ready in November. I’m in north ga zone 7b. It can get hot in August September. Do potatoes like Summer heat??
Not really. But we do have quite a few customers that grow fall potatoes.
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I will stick to sweet potatoes. Where is a good place to get sweet potato slips from?
How often do you alternate calcium nitrate and fertilizer?
I've been alternating every two weeks between the 20-20-20 + MicroBoost and the Calcium Nitrate.
@@gardeningwithhoss thanks
Congratulations on the 100th show if you put a 16 penny nail a egg and a fish to each tomato you won't be able to pick all the tomatoes lol. Greg I know about having to set down after I work for a while I'm 71 but my cub tractor helps
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how far apart do I have to plant my sweet corn from my popcorn?
If you're planting them at the same time, you'd want to plant them miles away from one another. But you can just stagger the plantings and be okay. Plant the sweet corn first, wait a couple weeks, then plant the popcorn.
1. 20 years 20 days
2. 2010
3. Algonquin Squash
4. Watermelon Growing Tips From an Expert
5. Pickled Pantry
Great job! You got them all but just a tad bit too late! Thanks for playing.
1. 20Y 20D 2.2010 3. Algonquian 4. Watermelon growing tips from an expert grower 5. Pickled pantry
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1: 20 yrs 20 days
2: 2010
3: Algonquin
4: watermelon growing tips from an expert grower
5: pickel pantry
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@@gardeningwithhoss well I tried lol maybe I'll have better luck next time
1. 20 years and 20days
2. 2010
3.Algonquain squish
4. Watermelon growing tips from an expert grower.
5. Pickled pantry
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I have sweet corn planted in my garden. I let a farmer plant on my field. This year he is planting corn. The only thing separating the garden from the field is just hedge row. Do you think I will have problems with cross pollination?
Yes, if the timing pollination time between the two varieties conincides. Corn pollen can travel a long way via the wind -- miles sometimes.
Thanks for the reply. Will the corn I’m growing be any count to eat? I was going to plant another spot to freeze but if it’s going to give me problems I will have to skip that.
Will you be growing cut flowers in your garden this year? If so what varieties?
Sure will. Lots of different choices from all the varieties we carry (hosstools.com/product-category/premium-garden-seeds/flowers/). But we're looking forward to trying the Chocolate Cherry Sunflowers this year.
Ok here goes...
1. 22 years and 22 days
2. Established in 2008
3. Tachi
4. Watermelon growing tips from an expert
5. Pickled Pantry. (I need to get this book!)
Thanks all, Stephanie
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Please share the answers after the drawing
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🔹22years & 22 days
🔹2008
🔹Tachi
🔹this little trick will make your tomato plants very happy
🔹pickled pantry
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1. 20 years 20 days 2. 10 years. 3. Cherokee Tan. 4. This little trick will make your tomato plants very happy. 5. How to pickle anything
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GREG how does one get a bandana like you got
The Breez
We're working on getting some bandanas made that we can carry on the site.
My potatoes' leaves and stems are starting to turn yellow, what kind of fertilizer are they telling me that they need? This is my first time growing potatoes. I did hill them up recently like you suggested. Thanks☺
It could be that they're getting ready to harvest. When harvest time is close, the plants will start to die back.
My Elephant garlic never broke up maybe I was just to giddy to get it in he pan I didn’t know how it was supposed to look.
Some years it just doesn't get cold enough to stratify. That's garlic for ya.
I am new to your channel and just bought one of your wheel hoes. I look forward to putting it together and trying it out. My question is in regards to fertilizer. When you say that you use so many lbs of fertilizer per 1000 square feet for potatoes for example, how does that convert into a linear measurement for rows. My garden currently has sixteen 75' rows. If I plant two rows of that in potatoes (or any other vegetable), how do you convert the square footage number to the amount needed for the rows? Thanks.
Just estimate how wide the row is, and multiply that by the length of the row. It doesn't have to be super exact. If it's a row of potatoes, you can presume it's probably 3-4' wide.
You asked so here it is! How did we name our farm? th-cam.com/video/rh_iuinegug/w-d-xo.html
Awesome! Right on time!
Awesome show guys. Thank you for producing this weekly show. It is such a welcome relief to the filth and political BS on the television. Sorry if this has been asked before, but do you plan to offer any fall potatoes. I get best results with fall planting here in AZ, and seed potatoes have become very difficult to source.
We can't get seed potatoes in the fall. We'll have them available again on the site in December
We can't get seed potatoes in the fall. We'll have them available again on the site in December
Is that a Hoss Tools bandana or gator that Greg is wearing? If so, I want one! I hope that's something you guys will add to the shop!
Greg is wearing our Hoss Buff (hosstools.com/product/hoss-buff/).
@@gardeningwithhoss awesome, thanks! I guess I did a poor job of searching!
man them taters look good! I have a little rant... I ordered seed taters from jonnys select seeds on jan 29th and payed for them and have yet to get them .... buyer beware they are just taking care of their big customers and not the small home or market gardeners. I talked to them they said they were 2 weeks behind ... now its 4 weeks and counting. I will be buying from hoss tools from now on!
We start taking pre-orders for potatoes in December and start shipping usually at the end of January.
1. 22 yr 22 day
2. 2008 founded but hoa says 2010
3. Tachi
4. Watermelon growing tips from an expert
5. Pickled pantry
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What's Jason's TH-cam channel?
Cog Hill Farms
I love you guys! Congrats on your milestones! I feel like your guys channel grows slower because the organic, heirloom, seed saving, raised beds, smaller set up, "sustainable" etc. seems to be "the thing" and what has been a focus for many... And you all seem more commercial, F1 hybrids, "making" varieties and products. So it seems more big rig and you contradict what a lot of others are doing and saying (heirlooms taste better, etc.) Which is hard for some to hear. I feel like people are catching on to your ways of doing things and... As they grow and want to produce more your ways work! And you have some TH-camrs giving you more shout-outs like Roots and Refuge showing that you can do both (heirlooms and F1 hybrids).
We like doing both -- heirlooms and hybrids. We are completely organic with our pest control methods, but do use some conventional (and organic) fertilizers. We try to meet in the middle and let the viewers decide what would work best for their garden. Thanks for watching!
@@gardeningwithhoss I'll be excited to get more of your stuff next year! People, including myself, are just learning that "meet in the middle" portion and there are a LOT of ways to do things "right".
1. 20 years 20 Days
2. Episode 52 say about 9 years ago so (2010) but The Hoss Team page says (2009) so?
3. south anna butternut squash / Cherokee Tan Pumpkin
4. Hilling Corn with the Double Wheel Hoe 5million+ views
5. The Pickled Pantry
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You got 1, 2 and 5 right. Thanks for playing!
You got 1, 2 and 5 right. Thanks for playing!
Travis you are always bring up myths. I shared with you the one my dad made us cover a whole garden with fish 1/2 acre. I saw on utube the other day where this person drove a 12 ga. Copper wire into the tomatoe plant to keep down a fungus. What do you have to say about that!!
There are so many of them out there. I'm a scienitific guy based on my formal education, so I don't have much faith in some of these techniques unless they can be explained scientifically.
Congratulations!
1. 22 yrs 22 days
2. 2010
3. Algonquin
4. Hilling corn with double wheel hoe
5. Pickled Pantry
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1. 22 years and 22 days 2. 2008 3. Tachi 4. Watermelon Growing Tips from an Expert Grower 5. Pickled Pantry
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Greg, I was wondering if you have noticed a loss of natural life, (earthworms, bacterial life, ECT.) when you use fertilizers such as 20-20-20 on your garden. Many articals I have read have said synthetic fertilizers will kill off natural biology. With Travis's background in biology, and your real world experience, I would be interested in both your viewpoints.
Great question for next week's show!
Now that's a good idea. I second that motion!
Worm castings are great on a small scale, especially if you raise your own worms. But I just cannot understand the ridiculous prices people pay for little bags of worm poop. They best be growing cannabis if they expect to break even with that stuff, much less get ahead.
We got a big load of worm castings one time and had it soil-tested. There wasn't much there. Yes it works for amending soils, but not convinced that it has a lot of nutrient content.
@@gardeningwithhoss exactly, even the very best of it is like .0.5 across the board at the most. It's definitely not the magic solution the hype would have us believe. Yes beneficial microbes like it, but they like old rotten kitchen waste too, for pete's sake. Paying $20/pound or more for it is just plain crazy.
@@gardeningwithhoss y'know how I get my worm castings.... I just let worms live in my soil lol. Doesn't cost a penny. ;)
A much more cost-effective solution!
I'm paying $20.00 a cubic yard from the landfill.
That's better than $40 a cubic yard.
That's better than $40 a cubic yard.
Love your show. But please don't drink from your water hose. Potentially poisonous.
We've been doing it our whole lives and it hasn't bothered us yet. We have good well water down here -- no worries.
The constant marketing merger with Deepsouth and cog hill is really pushing me away. Their channels are nothing but a commercials for Hoss Tools. Its just business. Reason y’all eat so much on here is just another marketing ploy. People like to see people eat for some reason. Notice the cooking shows. It’s marketing guys.
The Stonehouse Farm would you rather other YT channels not tell you which products or seeds they use in their gardens? They use our products because they work, they use our seeds because they germinate better than anyone else’s, and we have varieties you can’t find elsewhere. We don’t eat because we think it’s a “marketing ploy.” We eat because we like to show folks the finished product from our gardens. Isn’t that the whole point of gardening? - to grow clean, great-tasting food?