Greg nailed it. I cant be in the bed but for so long. Back starts to hurt, hip starts to hurt..combine that with time running out and its a recipe for early rising with an old man power nap later.lol
Y'all crack me up and teach me a thing or two (or ten) every time you release a video. I'm so glad I found your channel. Came over from Cog Hill. I also learn a lot from your shop website. Lots of good info there too. I order something almost every week because of something you guys said on this channel. Now I need to find someplace to plant it all! Hey, gardening is better than therapy in the Age of Covid. I'm just tickled when I get dirt under my nails.
Hahaha I laughed hard at getting up early because you’re hurtin. I like getting up early because it is quiet and in the summer it’s cooler! Nothing like being out in the yard with the dogs watching the bees wake up on the flowers and having a cup of coffee 👍
Placed my first Hoss order last night and was able to pre-order seed potatoes. Tried growing potatoes for the first time this fall, it was impossible to find any seed potatoes, I found 1 small bag of purple potatoes. Tried growing in a potato grow bag and in a trash can. The grow bag did much better than the trash can method. Any other ideas for folks that don't have large plots or traditional long rows? I also ordered a 162 cell tray to start my onion seeds. I am still very unsure about when to start my onion seeds and when is the best time to transplant them to the ground. I live in zone 6b. Love that you are a family owned company centered on Faith and doing people right and selling American made products!
The grow bags are probably your best bet for potatoes on a small scale. For the onions in 6b, you'll probably want to plant in early spring, whenever that is for you. I would start the seeds about 5-6 weeks before you intend on getting them in the ground.
I like those seed collections. If you can get those tins in that size, but taller so you can put the seed packs in there like a file in a file cabinet, I'd really like that. You could put a whole season's worth of garden seeds in there and even categorize them. It could be a garden in a can. If you provide that, I'll definitely buy it.
I’m just going to say once again, not only do I love you guys and your seeds and tools, but Hoss Tools has the best seed packets in the industry, hands down. Everything I need to know when I’m planting is right there, and large enough that my dirt covered hands don’t need to fuss with reading glasses.
Great show as always and some dang good Christmas gift ideas . I tell you those gloves Greg was wearing might have to end up in a few stockings this year .
I love that fermentation kit... although my wife maybe not so much... I've taken over 1/2 a shelf in the fridge and Momma ain't happy! As a side note... my Christmas present to myself is a medium sized high tunnel... with plans to add to it as soon as I get it up and running... probably going to end up with about 80 feet to begin with. tired with fighting with mother nature on the weather... going on in on controlling everything!
My Christmas list is long and al, about gardening. 63 year old gardening kid. I know how young kids feel. Top of my list is soil (dirt), fertilizer, neem, seeds (yet I have left overs..adding new varieties plus), sugar cane, etc. I told you my list is long. Momma js country gardening will have an upcoming video on Christmas list for Santa. I hope you check it out! God bless you
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Could you talk about the differences in field, English, sweet & any other pea? I was aware of bush peas vs climbing peas, but have only heard of the others recently. Also if you are like me & have the hearing impaired words turned on, you can't see any ofhing that you might have on the table through the words. If you could hold things about shoulder high before placing them on the table, that would be great. Thank-you for going through your products for everyone & sharing your knowledge. From Porrland, Oregon (have finally hit 43 degrees after being in the 30's yesterday & early this morning).
Great show, as always! There are so many things I've got to order, but I can't until I get moved. Dang!! No sense in order stuff just to have to pack it up and carry it, but I'm itching to get my orders in!
You gave old Santa a couple of ideas. Before you close the door on next season's tomatoes, please take a hard look at Grand Marshall. Trials show it to be in the same class as Red Snapper and somewhat ahead of Roadster. I'd like to trial them next season against Red Snapper and Bella Rosa but I'd sure appreciate your considered opinion. Tachi's a lock on the Roma type.
Here in Kansas, zone 6b, we aren’t supposed to plant potatoes till the middle of March. If I order from you will they stay good for long enough to wait till then? I grew a tiny bit of potatoes this last spring and it was so exciting when I got to dig them!!
They are on a container ship as we speak. The time to get over here can vary greatly, but we hope to have them in time for seed starting season for most folks.
Great show as usual. Potato question: this past year I didn't cut many of the seed potatoes due to limited space. I got almost no large potatoes, lots of teeny ones. Does cutting up the seed potatoes matter or was it something else I did wrong? This was particularly the case with the Austrian fingerling variety.
If you plant whole potatoes, you'll get more potatoes, but they'll all likely be small. Cut them into pieces with one or two eyes per piece and you'll get larger potatoes.
We've never suckered ours. Hilling the corn at the appropriate times, along with having a good watering and fertilization schedule, seems to prevent suckering.
Travis, help me a bit with Parthenocarpy. Do they need pollinators and/or would a cross pollination effect the seedless tendency. Is it different depending on the type and variety; i.e. cucumber vs watermelon? Thanks in advance
They don't need pollinators. Cross-pollination shouldn't be an issue unless you were saving seeds. For seedless watermelon, it's a different game. You're planting a tetraploid seed with diploid pollinators every 3 plants, which results in a triploid (seedless) watermelon for the tetraploid varieties you planted.
When using mustard as a cover crop and biofumigant, does it stink once it's mowed and tilled in? I'm starting a garden in a suburban neighborhood and I don't want to make myself and my garden unwelcome.
Haven't noticed any unpleasant smells. We just incorporated ours yesterday and just smells like freshly-tilled cover crop -- nothing unusual. Video coming on that tomorrow.
How many pounds of potatoes do I need for a 32 x 32 plot (1024 sq/ft), assuming about 8 in spacing? I can get 10 each 32 ft rows in with 3 ft spacing , so that’s 320 ft of potatoes. I’m thinking 3 rows of Yukon Gold, 3 rows of Kennebec White, 3 rows of. German Butterball, and maybe one row of Red Norland.
Are y’all getting any more Texas legend onion seeds this year? I live in TN 7a but live in the bottom of a holler, my daylight is delayed around an hour. I’ve got some candy onions but want to try some short day onions too. I don’t want onions comin off in the middle of summer if I can help it. Keep it up boys. Thanks abunch!!!
We were hoping to get more, but not sure at this point. I would highly recommend Cougar as a more than suitable replacement: hosstools.com/product/cougar-onion/
My rutabagas said they took longer to germinate than they actually did. I waited 3 days to go check them and they were already sprouted and really long and leggy. Is there a way to correct that or deal with it or do I have to start over? I planted 200 of them so I really don't want to start over
You could. But the fish fertilizer is going to work best when applied at the roots, whereas the spinosad needs to be applied to the leaves. So different application methods would be preferable for each.
I'd love to be able to grow lettuce. I too live in zone 8b and have tried black seeded simpson, red sails and green salad bowl but I just can't do it. Nobody in my family wants salad and wraps in the winter. Summer is the time for salad but I can't grow lettuce in the summer. Is there a way to store it long term or semi long term? This is off topic but aside from lettuce I can't grow cantaloupe either. The whole family loves cantaloupe but it's my kryptonite. They will look great but a week or so before harvest they rot. I've tried Crenshaw melons too. Same result. A couple weeks before they should be ripe they just rot and die. I've tried raising them up on a board or a tarp to keep them off the soil but they still rot. Any advice?
@@gardeningwithhoss I've never fertilized my cantaloupe other than a bit of triple 10 at planting. They still rot every time. I've only tried 3 times but 3 for 3 they rotted a week or 2 before harvest. They already have netting but no cracking around the stem. I've tried harvesting them upon the first sign of rot but they aren't ripe. I've tried elevating them off the ground to prevent rot. Not sure what else to do. Don't know if it's something in my soil or region. Maybe I have some sort of strange microclimate even though I'm in zone 8b and should be able to grow them. I can't grow sugarcane either because my soil is too dry as I'm high up on a sandhill, way above the water table. Any other suggestions? I can't imagine my preplant fertilizer being the problem. I will however give lettuce a try under grow lights. In fact I'm pretty excited to try it!
I ordered potatoes from you yesterday. I’m in Montana, and was just told by a friend that you may not ship here due to strict regulations in our state. I don’t want to find out right before shipping that it isn’t possible. Who do I speak to to find out? Thanks!
Seed potatoes are tested for diseases and "certified" for planting in a garden or farm situation. Store bought potatoes aren't guaranteed to not have any diseases.
The container watering kit contains twice as many emitters, spaghetti tubing and angle drippers. But the amount of mainline tubing and everything else is the same.
@@gardeningwithhoss no want to try it because of the tylcv resistance and because it's indeterminate. Look at the tomato seeds you have. I don't see any with these characteristics
Very true. All of our indeterminate varieties are not very disease-resistant. Most of the folks that grow can indeterminates throughout the entire warm-growing season are not dealing with high disease-pressure -- that's probably why. We'll consider it. Thanks for the suggestion.
@@gardeningwithhoss if you growing in the tropics which I am disease pressure is always high and I. A high tunnel situation I would prefer a indeterminate tomato
You guys deal with seed companies, maybe you can answer a question I've been wondering about for a few years. Since sweet corn seed is so uneven in size and shape, why don't they pelletize it. The seed is so expensive, it would save me a lot of money if doubles and triples were eliminated. I have trouble with the Earth-way and the Hoss seeder dropping doubles and triples. If I make the whole smaller to avoid this, then I get a lot of skips. I plant around 50,000 sweetcorn seeds every year and it gets really wasteful and expensive to have to thin out the extra plants.
Most of the big seed corn producers are selling the majority of their seed to large-scale farmers, who use expensive vacuum seeders to accurately plant the seeds. The backyard gardener/small-scale truck farmer portion of the market is very small compared to the commercial side. So there's probably not enough demand to justify it. Also, a pelleted corn seed would be pretty large, almost the size of a small marble. This would require a much larger hopper on a walk-behind seeder.
Cuz you've woke up 42 times in the middle of the night to go pee and you know your back is gonna be sore if you lay there any longer. So you say eff it and get up. Plus it takes about an hour to drink a whole pot of coffee by yourself. And it may be the only quiet moment you get all day if you're married and/or have kids/ grandkids. And it's an excellent time to sneak off to go fishing or hunting. Old dudes know what's up. We've been here a long time lol
How can anybody place an order at Hoss Tools and it be less than $100... It's never happened at my house. I didn't even know it was possible.....................
Greg nailed it. I cant be in the bed but for so long. Back starts to hurt, hip starts to hurt..combine that with time running out and its a recipe for early rising with an old man power nap later.lol
Love watching and listening to the two of you. Also love that you do so much taste testing. Nice to see you feature the foods you grow 😋
Y'all crack me up and teach me a thing or two (or ten) every time you release a video. I'm so glad I found your channel. Came over from Cog Hill.
I also learn a lot from your shop website. Lots of good info there too. I order something almost every week because of something you guys said on this channel. Now I need to find someplace to plant it all! Hey, gardening is better than therapy in the Age of Covid. I'm just tickled when I get dirt under my nails.
Glad you found us! Thanks for being a great customer!
i realize Im pretty off topic but do anyone know a good place to stream new tv shows online ?
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I would not know how I would act if my shirt didn't have unexpected veggie harvest in it! Lol love the bucket!
Seeing what happened to your garden was not easy to see but you never know how a winter garden will make it.
Hahaha I laughed hard at getting up early because you’re hurtin. I like getting up early because it is quiet and in the summer it’s cooler! Nothing like being out in the yard with the dogs watching the bees wake up on the flowers and having a cup of coffee 👍
Placed my first Hoss order last night and was able to pre-order seed potatoes. Tried growing potatoes for the first time this fall, it was impossible to find any seed potatoes, I found 1 small bag of purple potatoes. Tried growing in a potato grow bag and in a trash can. The grow bag did much better than the trash can method. Any other ideas for folks that don't have large plots or traditional long rows? I also ordered a 162 cell tray to start my onion seeds. I am still very unsure about when to start my onion seeds and when is the best time to transplant them to the ground. I live in zone 6b. Love that you are a family owned company centered on Faith and doing people right and selling American made products!
The grow bags are probably your best bet for potatoes on a small scale. For the onions in 6b, you'll probably want to plant in early spring, whenever that is for you. I would start the seeds about 5-6 weeks before you intend on getting them in the ground.
Love the show. Love how yall snack on what you grow too! And your shipping is amazingly FAST and every order I have put has been 100% accurate.
Thanks for being a great customer!
I like those seed collections. If you can get those tins in that size, but taller so you can put the seed packs in there like a file in a file cabinet, I'd really like that. You could put a whole season's worth of garden seeds in there and even categorize them. It could be a garden in a can. If you provide that, I'll definitely buy it.
Thanks for the suggestion!
I’m just going to say once again, not only do I love you guys and your seeds and tools, but Hoss Tools has the best seed packets in the industry, hands down. Everything I need to know when I’m planting is right there, and large enough that my dirt covered hands don’t need to fuss with reading glasses.
We appreciate your support!
Great show as always and some dang good Christmas gift ideas . I tell you those gloves Greg was wearing might have to end up in a few stockings this year .
Jing orange okra is AMAZING.
Great show! I check daily to see if you have anything new posted; great info, entertaining show. May God bless.
I will take one of each. Love the gloves.
That’s some beautiful lettuce! I hope you have a video on how you grow such amazing lettuce.
Seems like we have several. Don't have the links in front of me, but pretty sure we've done one or two videos on that in the past.
@@gardeningwithhoss ok thank you. I have found one I am watching as we speak. Thanks fir setting us up for success with your seeds!
I love that fermentation kit... although my wife maybe not so much... I've taken over 1/2 a shelf in the fridge and Momma ain't happy!
As a side note... my Christmas present to myself is a medium sized high tunnel... with plans to add to it as soon as I get it up and running... probably going to end up with about 80 feet to begin with. tired with fighting with mother nature on the weather... going on in on controlling everything!
A high tunnel is a great thing to have on the homestead!
Here in WI Good Friday is the date to put in spuds.
Y'all are the best!!!
My layer hens and rooster LOVE lettuce...all they can get.
My Christmas list is long and al, about gardening. 63 year old gardening kid. I know how young kids feel. Top of my list is soil (dirt), fertilizer, neem, seeds (yet I have left overs..adding new varieties plus), sugar cane, etc. I told you my list is long. Momma js country gardening will have an upcoming video on Christmas list for Santa. I hope you check it out!
God bless you
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Thanks for another great show, you reminded me to order my potatoes for next year, got the gourmet mix. Keep up the great info shows there great.
Could you talk about the differences in field, English, sweet & any other pea? I was aware of bush peas vs climbing peas, but have only heard of the others recently.
Also
if you are like me & have the hearing impaired words turned on, you can't see any ofhing that you might have on the table through the words. If you could hold things about shoulder high before placing them on the table, that would be great.
Thank-you for going through your products for everyone & sharing your knowledge. From Porrland, Oregon (have finally hit 43 degrees after being in the 30's yesterday & early this morning).
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Great show, as always! There are so many things I've got to order, but I can't until I get moved. Dang!! No sense in order stuff just to have to pack it up and carry it, but I'm itching to get my orders in!
You gave old Santa a couple of ideas. Before you close the door on next season's tomatoes, please take a hard look at Grand Marshall. Trials show it to be in the same class as Red Snapper and somewhat ahead of Roadster. I'd like to trial them next season against Red Snapper and Bella Rosa but I'd sure appreciate your considered opinion. Tachi's a lock on the Roma type.
I'll make a note of that one. Pretty sure I can get it.
Another great show!🙂
Here in Kansas, zone 6b, we aren’t supposed to plant potatoes till the middle of March. If I order from you will they stay good for long enough to wait till then? I grew a tiny bit of potatoes this last spring and it was so exciting when I got to dig them!!
Yes. We won't likely be able to ship to Kansas until early March anyways, so you'd likely only have them a couple weeks before you need to plant.
Can you spell out the name of the red lettuce ? it looks so very tasty , love the idea of the chicken strips / lettuce , amazing !
Harmony butterhead and skyphos butterhead
hosstools.com/product/harmony-butterhead-lettuce/
hosstools.com/product/skyphos-butterhead-lettuce/
Any update on the microgreens kits and maybe the grow lights?
They are on a container ship as we speak. The time to get over here can vary greatly, but we hope to have them in time for seed starting season for most folks.
Great show as usual. Potato question: this past year I didn't cut many of the seed potatoes due to limited space. I got almost no large potatoes, lots of teeny ones. Does cutting up the seed potatoes matter or was it something else I did wrong? This was particularly the case with the Austrian fingerling variety.
If you plant whole potatoes, you'll get more potatoes, but they'll all likely be small. Cut them into pieces with one or two eyes per piece and you'll get larger potatoes.
@@gardeningwithhoss Thanks. Will do.
What is y’all’s opinion on suckering sweet corn. I was taught that the suckers that came out at the bottom took away from the quality of the ears??
We've never suckered ours. Hilling the corn at the appropriate times, along with having a good watering and fertilization schedule, seems to prevent suckering.
Travis, you just about nailed the pronunciation. Greg, you're a bit off. 🤣 Thanks for answering my question!
Travis, help me a bit with Parthenocarpy. Do they need pollinators and/or would a cross pollination effect the seedless tendency. Is it different depending on the type and variety; i.e. cucumber vs watermelon?
Thanks in advance
They don't need pollinators. Cross-pollination shouldn't be an issue unless you were saving seeds.
For seedless watermelon, it's a different game. You're planting a tetraploid seed with diploid pollinators every 3 plants, which results in a triploid (seedless) watermelon for the tetraploid varieties you planted.
I bought the 162 planting trays will y'all be able to get humidity domes for them in the future. Thanks and I love the show.
Not likely to ever have humidity domes for those. We do plan on having a lighting kit for them however.
Great show guys ! What would be a good potato variety to grow in 20 gallon containers? Thanks
Any of them. There's not really a container-specific variety.
Do you have a humidity dome for your 162 seed tray?
We don't. We only have the domes for the smaller kits.
When using mustard as a cover crop and biofumigant, does it stink once it's mowed and tilled in? I'm starting a garden in a suburban neighborhood and I don't want to make myself and my garden unwelcome.
Haven't noticed any unpleasant smells. We just incorporated ours yesterday and just smells like freshly-tilled cover crop -- nothing unusual. Video coming on that tomorrow.
How many pounds of potatoes do I need for a 32 x 32 plot (1024 sq/ft), assuming about 8 in spacing? I can get 10 each 32 ft rows in with 3 ft spacing , so that’s 320 ft of potatoes. I’m thinking 3 rows of Yukon Gold, 3 rows of Kennebec White, 3 rows of. German Butterball, and maybe one row of Red Norland.
You can figure 5 lbs per 20 ft. row or 10 lbs per 40 ft. row.
Are y’all getting any more Texas legend onion seeds this year? I live in TN 7a but live in the bottom of a holler, my daylight is delayed around an hour. I’ve got some candy onions but want to try some short day onions too. I don’t want onions comin off in the middle of summer if I can help it. Keep it up boys. Thanks abunch!!!
We were hoping to get more, but not sure at this point. I would highly recommend Cougar as a more than suitable replacement: hosstools.com/product/cougar-onion/
My rutabagas said they took longer to germinate than they actually did. I waited 3 days to go check them and they were already sprouted and really long and leggy. Is there a way to correct that or deal with it or do I have to start over? I planted 200 of them so I really don't want to start over
They are reaching for the light, put them outside to harden off, I would for insurance policy start some more.
Hey guys, love your show! Do you have to stake those Parisian Gerkhins in the pot?
They'll need some type of small trellis to climb, but nothing massive.
Good show 👍 do you guys raise chickens? Would like to hear about it.
Greg has chickens. I (Travis) used to have some, but the hawks got them all one by one.
Can I mix fish fertilizer and spinosad together and then apply
You could. But the fish fertilizer is going to work best when applied at the roots, whereas the spinosad needs to be applied to the leaves. So different application methods would be preferable for each.
I'm watching Row by Row at 3:30 am.
I'd love to be able to grow lettuce. I too live in zone 8b and have tried black seeded simpson, red sails and green salad bowl but I just can't do it. Nobody in my family wants salad and wraps in the winter. Summer is the time for salad but I can't grow lettuce in the summer. Is there a way to store it long term or semi long term? This is off topic but aside from lettuce I can't grow cantaloupe either. The whole family loves cantaloupe but it's my kryptonite. They will look great but a week or so before harvest they rot. I've tried Crenshaw melons too. Same result. A couple weeks before they should be ripe they just rot and die. I've tried raising them up on a board or a tarp to keep them off the soil but they still rot. Any advice?
Cut the fertilizer off a little earlier on the cantaloupes. On the lettuce , try growling it inside during the summer. Under grow lights.
@@gardeningwithhoss I've never fertilized my cantaloupe other than a bit of triple 10 at planting. They still rot every time. I've only tried 3 times but 3 for 3 they rotted a week or 2 before harvest. They already have netting but no cracking around the stem. I've tried harvesting them upon the first sign of rot but they aren't ripe. I've tried elevating them off the ground to prevent rot. Not sure what else to do. Don't know if it's something in my soil or region. Maybe I have some sort of strange microclimate even though I'm in zone 8b and should be able to grow them. I can't grow sugarcane either because my soil is too dry as I'm high up on a sandhill, way above the water table. Any other suggestions? I can't imagine my preplant fertilizer being the problem. I will however give lettuce a try under grow lights. In fact I'm pretty excited to try it!
I ordered potatoes from you yesterday. I’m in Montana, and was just told by a friend that you may not ship here due to strict regulations in our state. I don’t want to find out right before shipping that it isn’t possible. Who do I speak to to find out? Thanks!
Not aware of any restrictions. Our seed potatoes are blue tag certified seed potatoes, so there should be no issues.
What’s the difference between a seed potato and a regular potato?
Seed potatoes are tested for diseases and "certified" for planting in a garden or farm situation. Store bought potatoes aren't guaranteed to not have any diseases.
Hey man! Merry Christmas! But what is the difference between your fruit tree irritating kit and the container watering kit? Isn't everything the same?
Irrigation not aggravating lol
The container watering kit contains twice as many emitters, spaghetti tubing and angle drippers. But the amount of mainline tubing and everything else is the same.
@@gardeningwithhoss o thank you!
How well you think the cheers will do in tropic places?
Not 100% sure, but I think it would do as well as any variety you would try down there.
Can you get botero tomato seeds from sakata seeds?
I can. Have you grown it before?
@@gardeningwithhoss no want to try it because of the tylcv resistance and because it's indeterminate. Look at the tomato seeds you have. I don't see any with these characteristics
Very true. All of our indeterminate varieties are not very disease-resistant. Most of the folks that grow can indeterminates throughout the entire warm-growing season are not dealing with high disease-pressure -- that's probably why. We'll consider it. Thanks for the suggestion.
@@gardeningwithhoss if you growing in the tropics which I am disease pressure is always high and I. A high tunnel situation I would prefer a indeterminate tomato
Makes sense for tunnel growers for sure.
You guys deal with seed companies, maybe you can answer a question I've been wondering about for a few years. Since sweet corn seed is so uneven in size and shape, why don't they pelletize it. The seed is so expensive, it would save me a lot of money if doubles and triples were eliminated. I have trouble with the Earth-way and the Hoss seeder dropping doubles and triples. If I make the whole smaller to avoid this, then I get a lot of skips. I plant around 50,000 sweetcorn seeds every year and it gets really wasteful and expensive to have to thin out the extra plants.
Most of the big seed corn producers are selling the majority of their seed to large-scale farmers, who use expensive vacuum seeders to accurately plant the seeds. The backyard gardener/small-scale truck farmer portion of the market is very small compared to the commercial side. So there's probably not enough demand to justify it. Also, a pelleted corn seed would be pretty large, almost the size of a small marble. This would require a much larger hopper on a walk-behind seeder.
Are the gardening gloves waterproof?
Not waterproof like neoprene is, but they will shed some minor moisture.
Hope this helps... “H” is silent on Huitlacoche. You pronounced the rest correctly.
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Cuz you've woke up 42 times in the middle of the night to go pee and you know your back is gonna be sore if you lay there any longer. So you say eff it and get up. Plus it takes about an hour to drink a whole pot of coffee by yourself. And it may be the only quiet moment you get all day if you're married and/or have kids/ grandkids. And it's an excellent time to sneak off to go fishing or hunting. Old dudes know what's up. We've been here a long time lol
Dang I just received my seed order and y'all had to show me that transplant trowel 😣
It's a good one!
Politics has had our attention for months and it sure is nice to get back to Row By Row!
Don't get me wrong, I think it's great but only a southerner would use fried chicken in a lettuce wrap 🤣.
We use grilled chicken sometimes too, but fried was the choice that day.
I'm not making fun here, I really am wondering.. what is the purpose of the 2 bandanas?
They said it in the video. It’s one bandana, just two colors.
Greg looks very raconteur! I love the style!
The old timers get up so early because they go to bed to early
How can anybody place an order at Hoss Tools and it be less than $100... It's never happened at my house. I didn't even know it was possible.....................
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Too many commercials in here. I'd rather watch a 1 or 2 minute commercial at the beginning rather than the video being interupted every few minutes
Unfortunately, we don't control the ads. YT does have a premium version where you don't see the ads.
@@gardeningwithhoss - I don’t see any adds, because I pay the tiny fee for premium, and it’s worth it, lol.
Are you father and son?
Yes they are.
Yes, father and son!