Since I have been following you through the years I keep a spiral bound 4 x 6 index card book on the kitchen table and it’s my garden diary , 1 new one for each season. I use it to take notes from your row by row show as well as RUclips videos and then before I go to bed at night I write down exactly what I did in the garden that day. Travis got me started with that and I’m so glad for it! Like you I’m getting older so things keep slipping out of my memory! My 2022/2023 fall garden note book just got started tonight with this show.
I’ve been growing a little garden for years, yet I never heard of growing fall vegetables until this year. I thought once my growing summer season was over I never planted anything after that, so I’m excited to hear what people plant for fall.
I am trying to micro manage my garden now. It is hard! My wife and I tried 5 acres. We are down to 5000 square feet. I have been gardening my whole life, since I can remember!. Start small and see what works. We are reworking our gardens. Our pantry is full, but we don't know everything yet. Keep doing what you do, I watch garden channels because I think other people have the same problems I have. Raising your own food is not an easy thing! Proverbs tells us that a man too lazy to plow shall not eat. Mathew tells us that God feeds the fowls of the air., and that foxes have dens and the birds of the air have nests. Sadly, the son of God had no place to rest his head. Keep teaching people to eat.
The one reason everyone should try to grow vegetables is that it is definitely not easy. You appreciate so much what you get when you sort through all the birthing pains each year! In the end, treat it like an ever changing learning experience and focus on your successes along the way!
Greg, I don’t know if I missed it somehow or if you’ve never done one but I would love to see you do a whole show on growing tomatillos from seedling to harvest this is my third year trying to grow those things and I just don’t have any success at all. It’s very difficult to find good information on how to grow them. I’m in your zone here in Panama City Fl. So if your having good success I’d love to hear about it
@@gardeningwithhoss That salsa Verde that your wife made is an acquired taste but once you acquire it it’s absolutely worth it! Try taking some chicken thighs in your slow cooker putting a bottle of that salsa over the top and cook it for 6 to 8 hours and then make tacos out of it. It is absolutely delicious that way! My son roasts his tomatillos on the barbecue before he makes Verde it adds a nice smoky flavor. He’s the one I’m trying to grow those for. It’s the only plant in the garden so far that has me beat!
Miss Hoss, the fabric called tulle IS the Anwser for bird protection! They hate it on their feet and since using it I’ve not lost a berry or fig ! You can get bulk rolls on eBay.
I live in North Carolina ( Davie County ) Zone 7a . I planted 6 - 60' rows of Ambrosia Sweet corn , 7-60' rows of October Beans and 1-60' row of Blue Lake Bush the 13th of July . They were already sprouting by the 19th 😊🙏🙏
Great show, guys. Zone 6. I have already planted Jade beans, got cucumber,squash, onion, and zinnia seeds started in trays. All the rain we’ve had has caused tomato and cucumber plants to suffer. I’m hoping they’ll hang in there long enough to ripen the fruit. Will be sowing turnip, mustard, collards as soon as tomatoes come out. Old goat is sitting behind the orange watering can, snacking on a cherry tomato.
I am learning Fava beans. As a fall / winter growing, harvest in early spring. (someday I will get more than the animals raiding the garden take) Zone 7 / central Oklahoma
Great show, I took notes 😄 I'm excited about adding brussel sprouts to the list for the first time this fall. Old Goat is behind the spout of the watering can.
Old goat behind the orange watering can spout. Doing our first fall garden, cabbage, broccoli, kale, collards and flowers- so far. Tonight’s show was inspiring. Excited about fall garden!
Love you breaking down ....each zone. what to plant when. Ty alot ppl forget fall and not much information. When to start seed starts. When to plant outside. What varieties to plant when. Always a mystery. Ty. Karen
Old goat is behind the orange watering can. I am in 6b Southwest KS. My fall garden will have cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, lettuce and first year growing collards.
I'm tryin'! Sowed two cucumber varirties that I just bought from you. Also put in a short row of fall carrots, which might be early, and a gallon pot of leeks to transplant later.
Gregg, I remember when you started selling a few tools online. Congrats on all the new videos and subscribers :) I’m a few hrs north of you guys and appreciated that you were marketing better quality tools.
Great show. Thank you both. We're mostly beginners...Containers in zone 7. Flowers, maybe some cabbage. What are some easy cutting flowers? sunflowers? Thank you!
Fall gardens are best but I always had a hard time getting out when it was time to do it especially now. I have been gardening since 72. I am 79 and. I believed in raising as much as I can and organically. We are 30mi east of austin
I pray that you are getting more rain than we are at the Coast , it's bringing in the critters for food , I lost 3 watermelons in 3 Day's to the coons and then once the Mellon is broke open the birds come in to finish it off !
I'm planting more beans tomorrow! Still got lots of these 800 tomato plants coming in ,still lot of Max Pack cucumbers coming in ,still lots of squash,and planted already more squash looking pretty.Getting lots of okra still! Lots of peppers! Beautiful flowers ! I going to order me one of your picking buckets! Love it! We have not had much rain lately.But we irrigate! See you all!
I plan to plant some beets, collards sweet potatoes, and russet potatoes already in the ground. Hoping the underground critters do not eat them. Old goat is above Greg's head on the 1st shelf from the top between the orange watering can and the small bucket behind the small red tomatoes??? Thank you for sharing all your knowledge.
When will you have short day onions available to purchase, AS MY LAST 300 WERE AMAZING , I'm doubling this year & getting the Ammonium Sulfate 21-0-0 all at once . God bless you both . I planted more big sunflowers & zinnias yesterday. The old Goat was very hard this week , but it's behind Greg's head , the orange watering can & cherry tomatoes, Bam found it , had to watch this 3x lol....but found it this week .lol.. Thank you Mr Greg & Mrs Sheila. Big hugs Josette- Montgomery County, Texas
The old goat is behind the cherry tomatoes and the watering can on the left shelf unit. I have never planted a fall garden. Maybe this can be my first. Thanks for the great information.
I can't wait to get my fall garden in. Just got on the list for a notification when the garlic is available. The old goat is on the shelf with the orange watering can, just behind the spout.
Love the Row by Row show, have my cover crop seeds from Hoss. Finally saw the old goat hiding behind the water sprinkler can surrounded by cherries or cherry tomatoes. Keep up the good work
I live in zone 8b Georgia and pulled out the majority of my tomato plants due to disease and pest pressure. I had a good many of green tomatoes and canned them using the Salsa Verde recipe in the Balls Complete Home Preserving Book. Very tasty!
I love my fall garden not so hot to spend time working on it. I also like the greens and root veggies I'm trying a second round of sweet corn and tomatoes this fall
Check out the Gardenize format. Sadly, I have not take on the paid version. Although, for mapping by area, keeping info of each plant and being able to use pictures to look back on to track progress all in one app, makes for a wonderful journal for your entire property.
Looks like the old goat is behind Gregg and the orange water jug. Got the mustard seed in the 25'x50' garden and are up about an inch, hopefully will help with root knot nematodes. Great job on your channel!
Starting my seeds for my Fall garden this weekend. Zone 7. Love me some collard greens! I see that old goat hiding under some tomatoes near the orange watering can.
Zone 4B Minnesota. I plan on lettuce, small cabbage, beets (golden?), Swiss chard, re-plant some summer squash really quick- (darn vine borers ) and some radishes...? Old goat behind the orange watering can? Love you guys!
You should try and find the eggs before they hatch, I did but my garden is small with only a couple of volunteers pumpkins, in the beginning everyday I found eggs underneath the leaves, last week none ,I have to check this weekend and get them before they hatch, someone on the internet said June and July is the prime month for them in my 7b, keeping my fingers crossed
What is difficult, if you go by growing zones... I am in the same zone as you, but my first frost date is actually... usually... next year... We get cold, but don't freeze until February. I am also in the long day onion zone. When we start getting cold is never easy to figure out, so half the time, I plant stuff, but it gets cold, and stuff never has a chance to grow full out, before it gets too cold to grow... On the other side, I plant stuff in spring, but we never know when the warmth will come.. Then it is just a heat wave, right after the cold.. Can be 60 degrees one day, and 90 the next... So all the brassicas go to seed. I am looking for veggies that can handle the short heat waves and short cold waves... My tomatoes and peppers are barely starting to produce this year..
Hello from Jacksonville, Florida! Another GREAT video! I liked your suggestions for seeds to start for the fall garden in raised beds. Think I will give a few a try! Oh, I think Old Goat is hiding out behind Mr. Hoss on the shelf next to the orange watering can behind some veggies. Looking forward to the next video! Have a GREAT weekend!
OMG! YES, I need to do a clean up and start "chopping and dropping." Old Goat hanging out behind the orange watering can. 8b Texas. Thank you for the sound advice.
Old goat is behind the cherry tomatoes. What type of cherry tomatoes are those? I like a larger size than Sweet 100s. I can’t wait for fall/winter sweet potatoes, collards and turnips. Really enjoy your videos, seeds and gardening tools. ✌🏻🇺🇸
zone 7b central AL, I have a garden in a suburban setting, which has its challenges, primarily limited space and some shade. But I have discovered recently that I can grow lettuce nearly year round. I currently have some nice Muir lettuce planted in the corner that gets afternoon shade. I can't believe it is working. Lettuce in the deep south in August?
So far my planting plans for fall are on track with your recommendations. I'm going to give brussel sprouts a try this year for something different. Now if the weather will cooperate a little. Also I did start keeping notes on my PC this year so I will have something to reference later. As to summer squash, I tried Smooth Criminal this year and it has done fabulous. No disease so far (still hanging on from spring in zone 8A) and no pests so far which is unusual for us. Probably twice the number of fruit as other varieties I've grown. You can also stake it and it will grow straight up with no problems. The old goat is on the 3rd shelf behind Greg and behind the orange watering can and small tomato bunch.
PLEASE Add the date of your video on the site. ADD the Date of your Video to each video. NEW GARDENED...Alabama 7A. I just recently discovered "HOSS" videos, seeds, canning, and tools. I LOVE LOVE LOVE your programs. You give us everything we need. Do not let anyone change your presentation. Please add the date of the video for your new viewers, as we are doing catch-up in viewing. August here and I'm preparing for the FALLL garden. God bless your work.
Great show, as always! I see that Old Goat! I ain't even playing anymore but can't help but look for that rascal! German White is a hardneck garlic, isn't it? Do you have any soft neck varieties coming? I may try to "trick" a hardneck into growing with some fridge time ahead of planting. I'm trying to convince myself that I'm looking forward to fall garden, since summer was a disaster! Little pity party going on here......:) Just have to suck it up and get to work!
Chinese cabbage red and purple cabbages, turnips, purples cauliflower, broccoli, spinach, cilantro, parsley, kale collards, carrots, parsnips, radishes garlic onions, bok choy, red lettuce little gems lettuce green beans and no bugs .cover some of it up with cover cloths you have food all winter to spring.
We finally got some rain😁 I lopped off the tops of my tomatoes to root for a potential late harvest. I've also started a whole new batch of beans, carrots and potatoes. Zone 7, S/E middle TN I think I see the Old Goat behind the spout of the orange watering can?
Oh no! I started my onion seeds last week, based on suggestion from someone else. You're suggesting Sept 1-15th. Should I start another batch then in case the first don't make it? I've only used about half of the seeds so far. I'm zone 8 and started Red Creole and Texas Early White.
I'm in zone 7. My garden is just really taking off. Can't even think of fall garden. Making pickles, tomatoes finally ripening up enough to can. To keep the birds out of your strawberries; paint rocks to look like strawberries and set them out before yours are ripe. The birds hurt their beak peddling rocks and leave your berries alone.
Old goat is behind cherry tomatoes and orange watering can. ❤️ this channel. Fall garden... greens, cabbage, carrots, beets, peppers, flowers. I’ll be cleaning up in the morning. I wanted to go right after I watched this video but it’s after 2200 🤔
Old goat is behind spout on watering can behind tomatos. Garden in 7b zone, does that mean my goals for planting is between 7 and 8 zones? Trying the twisted cauliflower this year.
Greg, can y'all do a segment on growing strawberries, zone 8, I don't know anything on that, is that a plant you pull at the end or do those go for multiple years?
Love your show. Question....I'm in zone 7 What kinds of flowers do you suggest planting in my fall garden? I grow a lot of vegetables but not many flowers. You all have inspired me to di more fall gardening.
I missed the corny joke tonight :) I'm in 8b Texas and I personally love the fall garden best. I grow better tomatoes due to lesser weather challenges typically. This year looks like an exception. No rain or end in sight to our over 100 days. Love green magic broccoli but going with your recommendations this year and gonna try twister TOO! love trying different varieties and staying flexible. Thanks for a great show
In a few weeks. We would recommend the Olympus or if you have rocky/clay soil the Hercules hosstools.com/product-category/premium-garden-seeds/carrots/
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Since I have been following you through the years I keep a spiral bound 4 x 6 index card book on the kitchen table and it’s my garden diary , 1 new one for each season. I use it to take notes from your row by row show as well as RUclips videos and then before I go to bed at night I write down exactly what I did in the garden that day. Travis got me started with that and I’m so glad for it! Like you I’m getting older so things keep slipping out of my memory!
My 2022/2023 fall garden note book just got started tonight with this show.
I’ve been growing a little garden for years, yet I never heard of growing fall vegetables until this year. I thought once my growing summer season was over I never planted anything after that, so I’m excited to hear what people plant for fall.
You can do it!
Not trying to be mean but why haven't you ever heard of fall gardening
Old goat is trying out his new watering can on the cherry tomatoes. Hope its not to late to enter for tomorrows drawing :)
yes he is
Please do this video every month. It is so hard to hit your timing just right when it comes to planting. This reminder is wonderful
I am trying to micro manage my garden now. It is hard! My wife and I tried 5 acres. We are down to 5000 square feet. I have been gardening my whole life, since I can remember!. Start small and see what works. We are reworking our gardens. Our pantry is full, but we don't know everything yet. Keep doing what you do, I watch garden channels because I think other people have the same problems I have. Raising your own food is not an easy thing! Proverbs tells us that a man too lazy to plow shall not eat. Mathew tells us that God feeds the fowls of the air., and that foxes have dens and the birds of the air have nests. Sadly, the son of God had no place to rest his head. Keep teaching people to eat.
The one reason everyone should try to grow vegetables is that it is definitely not easy. You appreciate so much what you get when you sort through all the birthing pains each year! In the end, treat it like an ever changing learning experience and focus on your successes along the way!
Beautiful 👍 I like Hollis and Nancy too. Calming and full of info.
Oh my goodness I am so glad I found your channel. This is just my second year growing a garden. I am learning so much from you. Thank you 🙏🏻
Welcome!
Greg, I don’t know if I missed it somehow or if you’ve never done one but I would love to see you do a whole show on growing tomatillos from seedling to harvest this is my third year trying to grow those things and I just don’t have any success at all. It’s very difficult to find good information on how to grow them. I’m in your zone here in Panama City Fl. So if your having good success I’d love to hear about it
Great idea
@@gardeningwithhoss That salsa Verde that your wife made is an acquired taste but once you acquire it it’s absolutely worth it! Try taking some chicken thighs in your slow cooker putting a bottle of that salsa over the top and cook it for 6 to 8 hours and then make tacos out of it. It is absolutely delicious that way! My son roasts his tomatillos on the barbecue before he makes Verde it adds a nice smoky flavor. He’s the one I’m trying to grow those for. It’s the only plant in the garden so far that has me beat!
I've never had any success until this year. It almost seems they like dry heat.
@@krys9990 I'm in desert and sometimes they're great, other times a fail. I'd love to see a video too so I can succeed more often.
Miss Hoss, the fabric called tulle IS the Anwser for bird protection! They hate it on their feet and since using it I’ve not lost a berry or fig ! You can get bulk rolls on eBay.
Thanks Donna
These types of shows is my favorite when you discuss what to be doing at X time. Also, Old goat is behind the watering can.
yes he is, thanks
I live in North Carolina ( Davie County ) Zone 7a . I planted 6 - 60' rows of Ambrosia Sweet corn , 7-60' rows of October Beans and 1-60' row of Blue Lake Bush the 13th of July . They were already sprouting by the 19th 😊🙏🙏
Green tomato pickles are a great way to use up the "cleaning up" tomatoes.
Yesss . My mother pickled green tomatoes so good.
Great show. Getting that fall garden started. This will be our first year growing fall tomatoes
Great show, guys. Zone 6. I have already planted Jade beans, got cucumber,squash, onion, and zinnia seeds started in trays. All the rain we’ve had has caused tomato and cucumber plants to suffer. I’m hoping they’ll hang in there long enough to ripen the fruit. Will be sowing turnip, mustard, collards as soon as tomatoes come out. Old goat is sitting behind the orange watering can, snacking on a cherry tomato.
yes he is, thanks for watching Hope
Old goat is behind the spout of the orange watering can. Glad you shared this info today. I was cleaning up in my garden this evening
yes he is, thanks for joining us.
I just terminated a summer cover crop on 2 plots and immediately planted a fall/winter cover crop to get ready for the Spring 2023.
I am learning Fava beans.
As a fall / winter growing, harvest in early spring.
(someday I will get more than the animals raiding the garden take)
Zone 7 / central Oklahoma
Great show, I took notes 😄 I'm excited about adding brussel sprouts to the list for the first time this fall. Old Goat is behind the spout of the watering can.
Sounds great!
About Journaling, I firmly believe in binders and loose leaf paper instead of a notebook. I can add and remove pages as needed.
great tip
Old goat behind the orange watering can spout. Doing our first fall garden, cabbage, broccoli, kale, collards and flowers- so far. Tonight’s show was inspiring. Excited about fall garden!
yes he is, thanks for joining us Crystal
I just love watching you 2 looking at each other your both hilarious! You made my day thank you!
Thanks
Good Evening Mr. Greg And Mrs. Sheila!
Evening,
Love you breaking down ....each zone. what to plant when. Ty alot ppl forget fall and not much information. When to start seed starts. When to plant outside. What varieties to plant when. Always a mystery. Ty. Karen
Old goat is behind the orange watering can. I am in 6b Southwest KS. My fall garden will have cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, lettuce and first year growing collards.
Sounds great! glad you joined us tonight
Thank you for the planting guides by zone - I appreciate the information and tips 👍
Glad it was helpful!
I'm tryin'! Sowed two cucumber varirties that I just bought from you. Also put in a short row of fall carrots, which might be early, and a gallon pot of leeks to transplant later.
Sounds great!
We have a local strawberry farm that grows Chandler. I agree that they are the best. May try to get some myself.
My husband found something great to do with our figs. He cooked them down like you would for a pie filling and made fried pies. They were delicious!
Sounds great!
Gregg, I remember when you started selling a few tools online. Congrats on all the new videos and subscribers :) I’m a few hrs north of you guys and appreciated that you were marketing better quality tools.
Awesome! Thank you!
Good Evening Y'all💜🙏✨
Evening!
Great show. Thank you both. We're mostly beginners...Containers in zone 7. Flowers, maybe some cabbage. What are some easy cutting flowers? sunflowers? Thank you!
Sunflowers and Zinnias
@@gardeningwithhoss sounds great. Thanks Hoss
Thanks for the planning guide for the fall garden. The old goat is behind Greg near the orange watering can.
Waiting patiently for those Chandler strawberry plants!!!
Was lucky enough to get some last year and you won't be disappointed. They are great. Plan now to protect your crop from critters.
Hi from Kansas! The old goat is behind the watering can spout, above the cherry tomatoes.
Yes! Thank you!
Fall gardens are best but I always had a hard time getting out when it was time to do it especially now.
I have been gardening since 72.
I am 79 and. I believed in raising as much as I can and organically. We are 30mi east of austin
I pray that you are getting more rain than we are at the Coast , it's bringing in the critters for food , I lost 3 watermelons in 3 Day's to the coons and then once the Mellon is broke open the birds come in to finish it off !
I'm planting more beans tomorrow! Still got lots of these 800 tomato plants coming in ,still lot of Max Pack cucumbers coming in ,still lots of squash,and planted already more squash looking pretty.Getting lots of okra still! Lots of peppers! Beautiful flowers ! I going to order me one of your picking buckets! Love it! We have not had much rain lately.But we irrigate! See you all!
glad you joined us tonight Austin
I plan to plant some beets, collards sweet potatoes, and russet potatoes already in the ground. Hoping the underground critters do not eat them. Old goat is above Greg's head on the 1st shelf from the top between the orange watering can and the small bucket behind the small red tomatoes??? Thank you for sharing all your knowledge.
Correct thanks
When will you have short day onions available to purchase, AS MY LAST 300 WERE AMAZING , I'm doubling this year & getting the Ammonium Sulfate 21-0-0 all at once .
God bless you both .
I planted more big sunflowers & zinnias yesterday. The old Goat was very hard this week , but it's behind Greg's head , the orange watering can & cherry tomatoes, Bam found it , had to watch this 3x lol....but found it this week .lol..
Thank you Mr Greg & Mrs Sheila.
Big hugs
Josette- Montgomery County, Texas
Yes we will
Hi everyone. Great show. Old goat is behind the orange water can and cherry tomatoes.
yes he is, thanks for joining us Anita
The old goat is behind the cherry tomatoes and the watering can on the left shelf unit. I have never planted a fall garden. Maybe this can be my first. Thanks for the great information.
Correct, glad you joined us tonight Angie
I can't wait to get my fall garden in. Just got on the list for a notification when the garlic is available. The old goat is on the shelf with the orange watering can, just behind the spout.
Sounds great! Thanks
Love the Row by Row show, have my cover crop seeds from Hoss. Finally saw the old goat hiding behind the water sprinkler can surrounded by cherries or cherry tomatoes. Keep up the good work
Sounds great!
I definitely like fall gardening better.
I live in zone 8b Georgia and pulled out the majority of my tomato plants due to disease and pest pressure. I had a good many of green tomatoes and canned them using the Salsa Verde recipe in the Balls Complete Home Preserving Book. Very tasty!
I am also in GA zone 8b and did the same thing about 2 weeks ago.
I love my fall garden not so hot to spend time working on it. I also like the greens and root veggies I'm trying a second round of sweet corn and tomatoes this fall
Sounds great!
Check out the Gardenize format. Sadly, I have not take on the paid version. Although, for mapping by area, keeping info of each plant and being able to use pictures to look back on to track progress all in one app, makes for a wonderful journal for your entire property.
Thanks, will take a look at this
Appreciate all the work you put into the broadcast and love your seeds!
Thanks
Fall broccoli, cauliflower, red beets and carrots are just a few crops we grow up here in zone 6 in Ohio. They have a better taste too!
Looks like the old goat is behind Gregg and the orange water jug. Got the mustard seed in the 25'x50' garden and are up about an inch, hopefully will help with root knot nematodes. Great job on your channel!
Thanks Robert
Correct, glad you joined us tonight Robert.
Thank you for all the information you give. Old goat is on the shelf by the orange water bucket and some red berries.
yes he is, thanks for joining us Connie
Thanks for the tips and picks for fall planting. The old goat is behind the orange watering can and cherry tomatoes behind Greg.
Correct, glad you joined us tonight Dolores
Starting my seeds for my Fall garden this weekend. Zone 7. Love me some collard greens! I see that old goat hiding under some tomatoes near the orange watering can.
Correct
The old goats beside the watering can
Love the show
Thanks
Correct thanks
Wow, already pulling up plots to replant for fall? Our summer run is still fully in the races.
Zone 4B Minnesota. I plan on lettuce, small cabbage, beets (golden?), Swiss chard, re-plant some summer squash really quick- (darn vine borers ) and some radishes...? Old goat behind the orange watering can? Love you guys!
yes he is, thanks for joining us and the input Becky
You should try and find the eggs before they hatch, I did but my garden is small with only a couple of volunteers pumpkins, in the beginning everyday I found eggs underneath the leaves, last week none ,I have to check this weekend and get them before they hatch, someone on the internet said June and July is the prime month for them in my 7b, keeping my fingers crossed
Good evening. found the Old Goat 3rd shelve behind tomato's and orange watering can . Thanks for this informational message, just what I wanted.
Correct, glad you joined us tonight Toby
Good even folks, the goat on second shelf behind Greg, behind looks like tomatoes and the orange sprinkler spout.
Enjoying all your videos.
Thanks
Correct, glad you joined us tonight Robert and thanks for input
What is difficult, if you go by growing zones... I am in the same zone as you, but my first frost date is actually... usually... next year... We get cold, but don't freeze until February. I am also in the long day onion zone. When we start getting cold is never easy to figure out, so half the time, I plant stuff, but it gets cold, and stuff never has a chance to grow full out, before it gets too cold to grow... On the other side, I plant stuff in spring, but we never know when the warmth will come.. Then it is just a heat wave, right after the cold.. Can be 60 degrees one day, and 90 the next... So all the brassicas go to seed. I am looking for veggies that can handle the short heat waves and short cold waves... My tomatoes and peppers are barely starting to produce this year..
Love how much I’ve learned listening to your show. Great tips. Old goat behind orange watering can, sticking out from tomatoes.
Wonderful!
Hello from Jacksonville, Florida! Another GREAT video! I liked your suggestions for seeds to start for the fall garden in raised beds. Think I will give a few a try! Oh, I think Old Goat is hiding out behind Mr. Hoss on the shelf next to the orange watering can behind some veggies. Looking forward to the next video! Have a GREAT weekend!
Sounds great!
Thank you so much for the great information. Definitely i will be shopping .
You’re welcome 😊
OMG! YES, I need to do a clean up and start "chopping and dropping." Old Goat hanging out behind the orange watering can. 8b Texas.
Thank you for the sound advice.
Correct, glad you joined us tonight Stephanie
My fall garden does twice as good as my spring garden.
I’m in zone 8 got my hossinator growing about 8” tall and trying my sun sugar see if it’ll grow. Can’t wait to start all my brassicas
Love the show. Keep up the good work! The old goat is in the cluster of tomatoes next to the orange watering can.
Thanks Joseph
Old goat is behind the cherry tomatoes. What type of cherry tomatoes are those? I like a larger size than Sweet 100s. I can’t wait for fall/winter sweet potatoes, collards and turnips. Really enjoy your videos, seeds and gardening tools. ✌🏻🇺🇸
Thanks, glad you could join us this evening Cindy.
Old Goat hiding behind the cherry tomato bunch!! Hoping my seed order comes in Friday, great information again 👍!!!! ✌🏻
Thanks Mark
zone 7b central AL, I have a garden in a suburban setting, which has its challenges, primarily limited space and some shade. But I have discovered recently that I can grow lettuce nearly year round. I currently have some nice Muir lettuce planted in the corner that gets afternoon shade. I can't believe it is working. Lettuce in the deep south in August?
OLD GOAT is dancing in the cherry tomatoes beside the orange watering can on the shelf behind Greg.
Crazy Goat, glad you could join us this evening
Love your show. Gonna try fall garden this year with your suggestions. See the old goat on top of cherry tomatoes behind orange watering can.
yes he is, thanks for joining us
So far my planting plans for fall are on track with your recommendations. I'm going to give brussel sprouts a try this year for something different. Now if the weather will cooperate a little. Also I did start keeping notes on my PC this year so I will have something to reference later. As to summer squash, I tried Smooth Criminal this year and it has done fabulous. No disease so far (still hanging on from spring in zone 8A) and no pests so far which is unusual for us. Probably twice the number of fruit as other varieties I've grown. You can also stake it and it will grow straight up with no problems. The old goat is on the 3rd shelf behind Greg and behind the orange watering can and small tomato bunch.
Sounds great David, glad you joined us tonight
So hot this year in zone 6A I'm burned out. Started fall crop. Back yard for two, no dig, no till in our 70's.
PLEASE Add the date of your video on the site. ADD the Date of your Video to each video. NEW GARDENED...Alabama 7A. I just recently discovered "HOSS" videos, seeds, canning, and tools. I LOVE LOVE LOVE your programs. You give us everything we need. Do not let anyone change your presentation. Please add the date of the video for your new viewers, as we are doing catch-up in viewing. August here and I'm preparing for the FALLL garden. God bless your work.
Ok will do
Great show, as always! I see that Old Goat! I ain't even playing anymore but can't help but look for that rascal! German White is a hardneck garlic, isn't it? Do you have any soft neck varieties coming? I may try to "trick" a hardneck into growing with some fridge time ahead of planting. I'm trying to convince myself that I'm looking forward to fall garden, since summer was a disaster! Little pity party going on here......:) Just have to suck it up and get to work!
Will will have some elephant garlic. Thanks Tom
Chinese cabbage red and purple cabbages, turnips, purples cauliflower, broccoli, spinach, cilantro, parsley, kale collards, carrots, parsnips, radishes garlic onions, bok choy, red lettuce little gems lettuce green beans and no bugs .cover some of it up with cover cloths you have food all winter to spring.
Sounds great!
Another excellent show! Thank you!
Have to do container gardening now
We finally got some rain😁 I lopped off the tops of my tomatoes to root for a potential late harvest. I've also started a whole new batch of beans, carrots and potatoes. Zone 7, S/E middle TN
I think I see the Old Goat behind the spout of the orange watering can?
Correct, glad you joined us tonight
Fry yer cabbage in garlic and mustard seed with taters and kielbasa can throw in some onions ,chives ,or leaks too.
sounds delish
Oh no! I started my onion seeds last week, based on suggestion from someone else. You're suggesting Sept 1-15th. Should I start another batch then in case the first don't make it? I've only used about half of the seeds so far. I'm zone 8 and started Red Creole and Texas Early White.
You should
I'm in zone 7. My garden is just really taking off. Can't even think of fall garden. Making pickles, tomatoes finally ripening up enough to can.
To keep the birds out of your strawberries; paint rocks to look like strawberries and set them out before yours are ripe. The birds hurt their beak peddling rocks and leave your berries alone.
Sounds great!
Hey Mr. Hoss, those figs look amazing! What kind are they? I would love to have some of those plants .
Not sure but one of the LSU varieties.
Old goat is behind cherry tomatoes and orange watering can. ❤️ this channel. Fall garden... greens, cabbage, carrots, beets, peppers, flowers. I’ll be cleaning up in the morning. I wanted to go right after I watched this video but it’s after 2200 🤔
yes he is, thanks for joining us
Old goat over Greg behind watering can. Good show.
Thanks Sharrylou, glad you could join us this evening
The old goat is behind the red tomatoes by the orange watering can on left second shelf.
yes he is, thanks for joining us Marie
What is the secret to starting strawberries from seed? Just love y'alls videos, thank you so much
Most are started from runners from the mother plants. Never seen strawberry seed.
Zone 6 that's me 🎉🎉Thanks for the information🙏🙏
Always welcome
Old goat is behind spout on watering can behind tomatos. Garden in 7b zone, does that mean my goals for planting is between 7 and 8 zones? Trying the twisted cauliflower this year.
yes he is, thanks for joining us
Greg, I want to grow a few cabbage. Same zone as you. When can I plant and can you recommend any that I can plant in a raised garden? Love y'all 🥰
Any of those we talked about can also be planted in raised beds.
Greg, can you tell me why my indoor tomato seedlings drop leaves while they're young?
Could be caused by too much watering, or damping off caused by bacteria
Old Goat is hanging out behind the cherry tomatoes by the really pretty orange water can. How can I get a can like that?
We have them on our web site. www.hosstools.com
Greg, can y'all do a segment on growing strawberries, zone 8, I don't know anything on that, is that a plant you pull at the end or do those go for multiple years?
Will do
Love your show.
Question....I'm in zone 7
What kinds of flowers do you suggest planting in my fall garden?
I grow a lot of vegetables but not many flowers. You all have inspired me to di more fall gardening.
Calendula is great in the fall and you can use it for salve.
Love your show. I finally think I see old goat.
Great, glad you joined us tonight
Great show Old goat behind the orange water can
Correct, glad you joined us tonight Gerald
Finally found the goat!! On the cherry tomatoes by the orange water can!
yes he is, thanks for joining us Kay
I missed the corny joke tonight :) I'm in 8b Texas and I personally love the fall garden best. I grow better tomatoes due to lesser weather challenges typically. This year looks like an exception. No rain or end in sight to our over 100 days. Love green magic broccoli but going with your recommendations this year and gonna try twister TOO! love trying different varieties and staying flexible. Thanks for a great show
Thanks Kari
The old goat is on the stem of the watering bucket or on the tomatoes? Hard to tell on my tablet!
Correct thanks
You didn’t cover what kind of carrots are good for zone 9. Are you doing it next week?
In a few weeks. We would recommend the Olympus or if you have rocky/clay soil the Hercules
hosstools.com/product-category/premium-garden-seeds/carrots/
The 4 inch cabbage sounds ideal. Godzilla is an excellent name for the broccoli ! The old goat is behind the cherry tomatos.
yes he is, thanks for joining us Mark
Yep, old goat has a bunch of tomatoes to show off on the third row behind Greg.
Correct, glad you joined us tonight. Old Goat showing out