Travis I bought seeds from Hoss for the first time and did a comparison of Abe Lincoln tomatoes from Hoss and from another company I have been using Hoss was 100% germination the other 85%. I am pleased.
My favorite squash is patty pans. Easy to grow & delicious. Appreciate you explaining types of squash & cucumbers you like. God bless you from grandma Katie in Oregon. I wish we could plant as early as you do
Your videos are a joy, they allow me to dream about planting things that are still two months away for me here. I only have spinach, which I sowed in November, emerging from its winter dormancy, gaining a few weeks instead of sowing it now.
Another great video Travis. I just started my seed trays last week and the germination rate from Hoss’s is better than any other company I’ve purchased from. I can’t wait til it’s time to get these veggies out of the trays and into the ground! Thanks, Rob
Early taters are up and lookin purty thanks to this nice weather. Glad to see yall have finally dried out a bit up there. It warmed up so fast I had to shade cloth my spinach. Best onion patch I've ever had thanks to yalls video's. My favorite tool in the garden now is the stirrup hoe (besides my tillers)! It makes for quick, easy weedin! Thanks! Happy gardening!
I like the old-school crookneck squash, but this year I am going with Goldprize and Sunburst. Still too early for us in Central Kentucky. I usually plant these warm season crops the week of the Kentucky Derby (first Saturday in May). I am also trying max pack and stonewall cucumbers. I usually grow national pickling cucumbers. I had good luck with calypso last year.
This year I'm doing Slick Pik yellow squash and Sunburst from your seed and Dixie Hybrid and Summerpac. I'm trying Expedition for the first time like you and National Pickling cucumbers from your seed. I also planted Pick a Bushel again. I planted it last year and didn't notice it was gynoecious and only planted four plants as a test. Got lucky and got a male plant in the mix. It performed well. I'm doing mine as transplants, but I'll also direct seed in another month when it's ready here in 7B NC. We have three nights coming up that will be in the 30's that is worrying me. Not freezing, but they keep dropping the forecasted temps lower with each passing day. My dog started howling while I was watching your video. Seems like it was about 7:30 mins in. ;-)
Travis, do I need a pollinator for Max Pac? Thanks for all the info. I planted bush beans a week ago and they are up already. So are the zinnias at the end of the row. We’ve got that nasty storm comin in on the 17 th ( Panama City)and I sure hope I don’t lose all those tender plants! I have all my starts ready to put out the day after. Got all my seeds from you and had good germination.
We will be planting hossinator cucumber,winter squash,slick stik,and of course zucchini..what is a good corn for beginners,our 1st year growing it,only a few
I am starting every single thing indoors this year except green beans. I have about 350 sweet corn started indoors too. Transplanting sweet corn let’s you plant them deep, real deep and you can hill them. They don’t blow over then.
Great video! I’m a fan of the old school “bumpy” crook neck yellow squash. I live frying up some fresh caught catfish, and having a side of boiled and buttered squash with it. Lawd! Alright alright alright!
I sell bedding plants in the spring, and have been reluctant to sell the gynoecious cucumbers, as I couldn't guarantee a pollinator was included...duh! Thanks for the tip about just adding an open-pollinated cuc with every sale.
Our greenhouse is usually full this time of year, and we have pretty good success direct-seeding them. Many folks (including all the commercial growers around here) do in fact transplant them as you suggested.
May have try ir tarp method can't seem get anything planted onion no potato nothing bc keeps raining did get dragged and cultivated but no till make loose yet grr
I like it when I just got done planting and get on here and ur planting the same thing. Question I’m in a new spot this year and have a lot of roots. Any tips trips tools or advice to dealing with the roots
Same here. I'm in Georgia. Dug a new plot this weekend. Lots of roots. I have a live oak to the back of my property. Didn't think there'd be so many roots.
One of my spots used to have a good bit of roots. You can take an axe and try to get rid of some of them. But I had to let some just naturally break down. Gets better every year, but I still hit one every now and then.
Amy Fewell of Homesteaders of America just gave you all a great endorsement in a recent video of hers. She said something about getting a really good germination from Hoss seeds. This is her trials of several seed companies. She doesn't disparage any seed company but does do a shout out to Hoss.
Have y’all ever tried a trap squash of blue Hubbard? I’m trying it this year after reading some research from universities out of Alabama and Michigan.
Just watched your Hoss Tools tour on Adler Farm channel. Loved behind the scenes. 😊 can you tell me why my summer squash and zucchini tend to lean / fall over a bit? The plants are healthy, but every year this happens. What am I doing wrong that they don't stay upright? May be this is normal? 🤷♀️
For sure I'll check it out at local garden center kinda new to gardening but the videos u put out I appreciate cause they help thanks for the reply its pretty cool u being famous n all!!! Thanks again for reply!!!
Cucumber help!! I think I might be confused. For the small garden, what do I do when I don't have room for that many cucumbers to make sure I've got some males?!?! I'm planting Stonewall and Diomede as well as MaxPick for pickling.
Just plant a few seeds of a standard slicing variety like Marketmore. Max Pack is not gynoecious, so it won't need the pollenator variety like the other two.
Just wondering do you plant by the almanac or plant when you get good weather? I've always try to plant by the almanac. Look like you have a good crop. Yep I like the straight neck squash happy gardening.
Maybe I need to start taking a chance. I don't know if the almanac is accurate or not I always heard plant by the signs. When I do go by the signs sometimes the garden still does poorly. It appears that you have great success with your garden.
I have issues with powdery mildew on my squash, zucchini and cucumbers every season. I plant some in the raised beds and some in pots. You mention succession planting and my question to you is; mildew is air and soil borne so once it’s in around my property will it not attack the next crop of them? Do you spray the areas with anything organic to try and get rid of the lingering spores? I’m so tired of losing my crops to mildew and throwing out and wasting so much soil from my potted plants Thankyou
We have several mildew-resistant varieties on our site that can tolerate it better than others. At some point later in the life of the squash plant, they'll all get it. That's why we pull the plants when they get it bad and plant more. They can fight it off pretty well when they're young and growing. You can also spray Liquid Copper (hosstools.com/product/liquid-copper-fungicide/) which helps.
Used to wear Muck Boots, but their quality got bad and I couldn't get more than 8 months from a pair. Started wearing these (dryshodusa.com/product/sod-buster-mens-ankle-boot/) and I can 2 years from them.
I'm in zone 9b, central California, and planning to grow Beit Alpha cucumbers. We have drought conditions and get over 100 degrees in the summer. What kind of timing do you recommend for succession sowing?
We're usually done with all cucumbers and squash by the end of July when we start getting close to 100 degrees. But we can usually get three crops before then, planting a new row every month or so.
Thanks as always for another great video. Question... is your drip system being run off city water or well water! Or does it matter? Here in Florida I have a shallow well (50’ or thereabouts) for irrigation purposes which off puts that distinct sulphur smell and has enough iron in it to turn a white fence orange/rust over the course of a year or so. I wonder what effect that may have on a vegetable garden, if any. Thanks in advance for your words of wisdom.
Well water here. I'm not sure how the sulphur and iron would affect the garden long-term. If you have a way to filter the water at the source, that might not be a bad idea.
@@gardeningwithhoss Filtering the well water at the source, that’s an excellent question. I don’t know. I know that I could drill the well another 50 or so feet for clearer (less sulphur and iron) but that’s a bit overkill for a lawn irrigation system. I will look at a filter system between the spiciest and automated drip system though. Hummm.... might your products contain that very thing? Just a thought! Thanks for the suggestion.
What if you get ants in your garden bed? Do you leave them? I’m not sure if this is true but I heard that they feed off of seeds. I have some ants issue in some of my areas (and they are me up) and was wondering if I should get rid of them? I have a mixture of 1 part borax and 1 part sugar and add a little bit of water to make a paste. It works sometimes
I love your channel. However, I do not love the 'random pollinator seeds' thing. It's good for people with a lot of space, but I am only planting 2 cucumber plants per variety.... However I'm growing like 10 varieties. So I ALWAYS only plant like 2-3 of cucumber seeds. And I succession plant them similar as you due to the disease pressure here in central GA 8a/8b line. :) Again love your channel and I love the bits of biology and genetics. I see the simplicity of having the pollinators mixed in though. Because it's very simple when you plant in rows like farmers do with even small plots of LAND.
My landlord has allowed me 16 4by4 raised garden beds in four rows. Fitting in 20 cucumber plants here? And ALL my other veggies? I can't plant a whole row of just one variety of cucumber 😅
They'll go away now that we're spending more time in the garden. They don't like disturbance. Once we start cutting the grass again, they'll move to the woods.
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Travis I bought seeds from Hoss for the first time and did a comparison of Abe Lincoln tomatoes from Hoss and from another company I have been using Hoss was 100% germination the other 85%. I am pleased.
Great to hear! Thanks for giving us a chance.
My favorite squash is patty pans. Easy to grow & delicious. Appreciate you explaining types of squash & cucumbers you like. God bless you from grandma Katie in Oregon. I wish we could plant as early as you do
It makes my day when I wake up to see a new Hoss Tools video. Thank you for all you are doing for us gardeners.
Thanks for watching George!
Your videos are a joy, they allow me to dream about planting things that are still two months away for me here. I only have spinach, which I sowed in November, emerging from its winter dormancy, gaining a few weeks instead of sowing it now.
Hi! NC girl here. So glad to find a SE gardener who is knowledgeable and fun!
I like the patty pans. I boil them up and add a pint or two of home canned creamed corn. To die for.
I’m growing them this year
@@monikas5125 Try them with the creamed corn. Really good.
Super video! So much information packed into 21 minutes. Thank you.
You're very welcome!
Another great video Travis. I just started my seed trays last week and the germination rate from Hoss’s is better than any other company I’ve purchased from. I can’t wait til it’s time to get these veggies out of the trays and into the ground!
Thanks,
Rob
Good to hear! Thanks for choosing us.
I second this its u and baker creek and funny enough the few dollar store brand my mother in law sent me
I grew yawls Max pack one year and I could could not keep up with picking them production was outstanding
It's a good one for sure!
National pickling Cucumber we just got are order today so happy to see how they do Thanks for helping me grow my own food
Early taters are up and lookin purty thanks to this nice weather. Glad to see yall have finally dried out a bit up there. It warmed up so fast I had to shade cloth my spinach. Best onion patch I've ever had thanks to yalls video's. My favorite tool in the garden now is the stirrup hoe (besides my tillers)! It makes for quick, easy weedin! Thanks! Happy gardening!
Great to hear about the potatoes and onions!
The Gentry squash did well for us last year. The zucchini variety y'all have did well too. Love your seeds!
Gentry is a good one!
Looking really good, Travis! I'm growing Moonbean, Sunburst, Gold Prize and Golden Delight squash this year.
Thanks Carol!
You crack me up, have fun with it
I like the old-school crookneck squash, but this year I am going with Goldprize and Sunburst. Still too early for us in Central Kentucky. I usually plant these warm season crops the week of the Kentucky Derby (first Saturday in May). I am also trying max pack and stonewall cucumbers. I usually grow national pickling cucumbers. I had good luck with calypso last year.
This year I'm doing Slick Pik yellow squash and Sunburst from your seed and Dixie Hybrid and Summerpac. I'm trying Expedition for the first time like you and National Pickling cucumbers from your seed. I also planted Pick a Bushel again. I planted it last year and didn't notice it was gynoecious and only planted four plants as a test. Got lucky and got a male plant in the mix. It performed well. I'm doing mine as transplants, but I'll also direct seed in another month when it's ready here in 7B NC. We have three nights coming up that will be in the 30's that is worrying me. Not freezing, but they keep dropping the forecasted temps lower with each passing day. My dog started howling while I was watching your video. Seems like it was about 7:30 mins in. ;-)
I can't say I blame him.😂
That cabbage looks great! Hope the gamble pays off with the earlier start!
First year with max packs for us. Super excited! Love me some pickles!
Love the patty pan and slick smooth types squash. Love some pickling cakes as well.
Travis, do I need a pollinator for Max Pac? Thanks for all the info. I planted bush beans a week ago and they are up already. So are the zinnias at the end of the row. We’ve got that nasty storm comin in on the 17 th ( Panama City)and I sure hope I don’t lose all those tender plants! I have all my starts ready to put out the day after. Got all my seeds from you and had good germination.
No pollinator needed for Max Pack.
Can you plant two different varieties of tomatoes un a small space together?
yes
We will be planting hossinator cucumber,winter squash,slick stik,and of course zucchini..what is a good corn for beginners,our 1st year growing it,only a few
Thank you
Tennessee Girl here
Thanks. I am starting a lot indoors to see if that will help with the bugs here in South West Tennessee.
I am starting every single thing indoors this year except green beans. I have about 350 sweet corn started indoors too. Transplanting sweet corn let’s you plant them deep, real deep and you can hill them. They don’t blow over then.
That is really good to know. April is so wet here in South West Tennessee. I put green bean seeds in a big container to plant in May.
Wow hand no clue so many different ways to get cucumber cool!!!
I got bristol cucumber from y'all so now I can compare to yours. Going to try the sunburst squash after I watch your video on grilling them.
Enjoyed the musical back drop!
I have been waiting for more hand plows to become available to buy and got on your wait list and have not heard back. It has been quite a while.
We have them in stock right here: hosstools.com/product/double-wheel-hoe/
Great video! I’m a fan of the old school “bumpy” crook neck yellow squash. I live frying up some fresh caught catfish, and having a side of boiled and buttered squash with it. Lawd! Alright alright alright!
Nothing wrong with that!
I sell bedding plants in the spring, and have been reluctant to sell the gynoecious cucumbers, as I couldn't guarantee a pollinator was included...duh! Thanks for the tip about just adding an open-pollinated cuc with every sale.
I love the scalloped squash! 😍
Lots of good information as always!
Any reason that you direct sow the cucumber seeds instead of starting them indoor and transplanting them when it is warm?
Our greenhouse is usually full this time of year, and we have pretty good success direct-seeding them. Many folks (including all the commercial growers around here) do in fact transplant them as you suggested.
May have try ir tarp method can't seem get anything planted onion no potato nothing bc keeps raining did get dragged and cultivated but no till make loose yet grr
I adore the singing
I love the patty pan
Oh great tip about getting rid of the squash after they’ve fruited!
Beautiful garden area!
Skip to 15:00 for the cucumbers 🥒- your welcome.
I thought for sure someone would get in your face for that bunny tale. Great vid.
"And sometimes that right there happens, bye bye Mr. Rabbit..."
For some reason "Freeze Gopher!!!" popped into my head.
Every time he says alright alright alright, it makes me think of Matthew McConaughey in Dazed and confused. 🤣🤣🙃🙃
I'm trying to grow yellow summer squash and bush crop cucumbers how they do good for me because my squash bombed last year 🤦🏽♂️
What kind of drip irrigation do y’all use. I’ve bought 2 systems in last month. And both set s. Only half omitters work
Below is a link to our products
growhoss.com/collections/irrigation
I like it when I just got done planting and get on here and ur planting the same thing. Question I’m in a new spot this year and have a lot of roots. Any tips trips tools or advice to dealing with the roots
Same here. I'm in Georgia. Dug a new plot this weekend. Lots of roots. I have a live oak to the back of my property. Didn't think there'd be so many roots.
One of my spots used to have a good bit of roots. You can take an axe and try to get rid of some of them. But I had to let some just naturally break down. Gets better every year, but I still hit one every now and then.
Amy Fewell of Homesteaders of America just gave you all a great endorsement in a recent video of hers. She said something about getting a really good germination from Hoss seeds. This is her trials of several seed companies. She doesn't disparage any seed company but does do a shout out to Hoss.
We're very appreciative of Amy's support! Thanks for sharing.
Have y’all ever tried a trap squash of blue Hubbard? I’m trying it this year after reading some research from universities out of Alabama and Michigan.
We have not, but have heard of many organic growers doing it. Would be interested to hear your results.
Just watched your Hoss Tools tour on Adler Farm channel. Loved behind the scenes. 😊 can you tell me why my summer squash and zucchini tend to lean / fall over a bit? The plants are healthy, but every year this happens. What am I doing wrong that they don't stay upright? May be this is normal? 🤷♀️
Ours always do that during the day a bit in response to the intense sunlight, but they usually stand back up later in the evenings.
Maybe plant it a little deeper?
Great videos , I'm in mid Maryland my cucurbits grow well at first then get wilted and die
We had issues this year with ours. We are trying some this fall.
In the next video, I expect to see you stomping through the garden in your Air Force Ones!
😂
Travis, you do make a joyful noise!
Maybe to someone who needs their ears cleaned. 😂
I could picture Greg standing there saying "you better slow down there son" ...
We are trying Silver Slicer Cucumbers this year.
🤣🤣🤣. Luv how u throw some humor into ur videos
So jealous! I have to wait till May, great singing, do you and Dad do duets?
No duets. He can sing about as good as I can. Two bad singers would make an awful duet.
What is your thoughts on planting cucumbers in hills vs rows
I think growing a row of them vertically on a trellis is the most economical use of garden space, but do what works for you.
Appreciate the videos!!! what do you do if you start to get cucumber beetles I was not able to get rid of them and they ruined my cucumber plants???
We'll start spraying early with a rotation of our Take Down Garden Spray and Spinosad Garden Insect Spray.
For sure I'll check it out at local garden center kinda new to gardening but the videos u put out I appreciate cause they help thanks for the reply its pretty cool u being famous n all!!! Thanks again for reply!!!
Does the Bristol have large seed?? Like good tasting but nkt many seeds??
Probably like any other slicing variety. If you don't care for the seeds, go for one of our burpless varieties.
Love the song !!
Cucumber help!! I think I might be confused. For the small garden, what do I do when I don't have room for that many cucumbers to make sure I've got some males?!?! I'm planting Stonewall and Diomede as well as MaxPick for pickling.
Just plant a few seeds of a standard slicing variety like Marketmore. Max Pack is not gynoecious, so it won't need the pollenator variety like the other two.
@@gardeningwithhoss Thank you!!!
Does Hoss carry any Gynoecious AND parthenocarpic cucumbers? Plants that have both traits? They seem like they would be the perfect crop. Thoughts?
We have a variety called Mercury that is both. Here's the link: hosstools.com/product/mercury-cucumber/
The intros are getting better and better 🤠😎
Do you have problems with squash borers in South Georgia?
On occasion, but squash bugs are a much bigger problem usually.
I never knew there were all female plants, I’m going to have to try those!
I would like to plant some pickling cucumbers in a container. What variety would you recommend?
Assuming you'll be giving them a little something to climb on, I'd go with Max Pack: hosstools.com/product/max-pack-cucumber/
@hoss tools. Thank you!
You're off and running, sir!
Just wondering do you plant by the almanac or plant when you get good weather? I've always try to plant by the almanac. Look like you have a good crop. Yep I like the straight neck squash happy gardening.
Have never planted by the almanac. It's always a couple weeks late in my opinion. We like to take chances and try to plant as early as we can.
Maybe I need to start taking a chance. I don't know if the almanac is accurate or not I always heard plant by the signs. When I do go by the signs sometimes the garden still does poorly. It appears that you have great success with your garden.
Always great information loved the song😄
I have issues with powdery mildew on my squash, zucchini and cucumbers every season. I plant some in the raised beds and some in pots. You mention succession planting and my question to you is; mildew is air and soil borne so once it’s in around my property will it not attack the next crop of them? Do you spray the areas with anything organic to try and get rid of the lingering spores? I’m so tired of losing my crops to mildew and throwing out and wasting so much soil from my potted plants Thankyou
We have several mildew-resistant varieties on our site that can tolerate it better than others. At some point later in the life of the squash plant, they'll all get it. That's why we pull the plants when they get it bad and plant more. They can fight it off pretty well when they're young and growing. You can also spray Liquid Copper (hosstools.com/product/liquid-copper-fungicide/) which helps.
@@gardeningwithhoss would you plant the next plant in the same potting soil or get rid of that soil and disinfectant the pot first? Thank you😊
Thanks for the tips
Travis isn’t it early for cukes? When should I start my cucumber seeds indoors at zone 7? I’m doing beith alpha this year 😊
May be too early, may be just right. We're willing to take that chance.
What kind of boots do you kick around in?
Used to wear Muck Boots, but their quality got bad and I couldn't get more than 8 months from a pair. Started wearing these (dryshodusa.com/product/sod-buster-mens-ankle-boot/) and I can 2 years from them.
They look like what I'm looking for. Easy on, easy off and can slop around in them.
Thanks.
I'm in zone 9b, central California, and planning to grow Beit Alpha cucumbers. We have drought conditions and get over 100 degrees in the summer. What kind of timing do you recommend for succession sowing?
We're usually done with all cucumbers and squash by the end of July when we start getting close to 100 degrees. But we can usually get three crops before then, planting a new row every month or so.
Thanks as always for another great video. Question... is your drip system being run off city water or well water! Or does it matter? Here in Florida I have a shallow well (50’ or thereabouts) for irrigation purposes which off puts that distinct sulphur smell and has enough iron in it to turn a white fence orange/rust over the course of a year or so. I wonder what effect that may have on a vegetable garden, if any. Thanks in advance for your words of wisdom.
Well water here. I'm not sure how the sulphur and iron would affect the garden long-term. If you have a way to filter the water at the source, that might not be a bad idea.
@@gardeningwithhoss Filtering the well water at the source, that’s an excellent question. I don’t know. I know that I could drill the well another 50 or so feet for clearer (less sulphur and iron) but that’s a bit overkill for a lawn irrigation system. I will look at a filter system between the spiciest and automated drip system though. Hummm.... might your products contain that very thing? Just a thought! Thanks for the suggestion.
Our drip system does contain a fine filter to catch hard minerals, but not sure it would pull the sulphur and iron out the water.
What if you get ants in your garden bed? Do you leave them? I’m not sure if this is true but I heard that they feed off of seeds. I have some ants issue in some of my areas (and they are me up) and was wondering if I should get rid of them? I have a mixture of 1 part borax and 1 part sugar and add a little bit of water to make a paste. It works sometimes
Ants don't like disturbance. So a little regular, light cultivation once a week will usually make them move elsewhere.
Those max pack cucumbers, do they stay crisp when you pickle them
They did for us. We fermented some and they were good.
I love your channel. However, I do not love the 'random pollinator seeds' thing. It's good for people with a lot of space, but I am only planting 2 cucumber plants per variety.... However I'm growing like 10 varieties. So I ALWAYS only plant like 2-3 of cucumber seeds. And I succession plant them similar as you due to the disease pressure here in central GA 8a/8b line. :) Again love your channel and I love the bits of biology and genetics.
I see the simplicity of having the pollinators mixed in though. Because it's very simple when you plant in rows like farmers do with even small plots of LAND.
My landlord has allowed me 16 4by4 raised garden beds in four rows. Fitting in 20 cucumber plants here? And ALL my other veggies? I can't plant a whole row of just one variety of cucumber 😅
Might want to just try one or two varieties per succession, that way you give each variety a fair shot.
How can we order a seed catalog
We do not print catalogs as our seed inventory changes so frequently it would stay out of date. All are found on line. www.hosstools.com
Love the southern singin 😂
I'm shopping as your talking :)
What do you do with all those cucumbers???
We like fermenting them and we'll give a bunch away.
Just subscribed to your channel!
Thanks for subbing! Welcome
Was that a 410 shotgun shell?
? not sure will have to go back and review
Thumbs up people!!!
Where do you get your boots?
Right here: dryshodusa.com/product/sod-buster-mens-ankle-boot/
Is the rake in your hand a customized V rake?
It's an old one I found in the barn when we moved to this place. I put a new handle on it and it's a good one!
I like pioneer pickles.
Travis do you freeze your squash or do you can them?
Neither. We just enjoy them fresh while the plants are producing. Not a fan of them frozen or canned.
Hey Hoss, do you ever use Diatomaceous Earth?
Have started back using it this year. Just put some on my Chinese Cabbage earlier today.
Is lawn lime the same as garden lime?
Lime is lime as far as I know.
I saw ant beds probably fire ants. How do you deal with them?
They'll go away now that we're spending more time in the garden. They don't like disturbance. Once we start cutting the grass again, they'll move to the woods.
Wild Rabbit is one of the most Delicious meats in World!
Sure is!
I was thinking maybe I could grow Parisian Gherkin for fresh eating. Or maybe to just make really good mini pickles. No big dill.
I see what you did there.
👍
I love those pines! You in south Georgia?
Sure are, although we're not as fond of the pines. 😉
I like all your videos
I've heard that if a parthenocarpic cucumber gets pollinated it becomes bitter, is that true?
I have not heard that. I guess the only way to see would be to plant a standard variety next to a parthenocarpic one.
I like the subliminal messaging at 11:40 we were planting some squash and I suddenly got the urge to plant savory king cabbage 😆🤣👍
That was a total editing oversight. That image snuck itself in there from another video. It really wanted to be seen.
It’s getting hot in Texas. I need some sunglasses. Where are your sunglasses from?
I have quite a few pair from different companies. But currently I'm liking the ones from a company called Knockaround.
I'll remember "Got no issues !" Cucumber.
Dixie Hybrid yellow squash, Diomede Cucumber, and some Black Beauty Zucchini
I wanna move to georgia!!