Saving seed potatoes is very tricky. We have learned that in our environment we replant our potatoes 4 to 6 week's after digging them. Size isn't a big issue with us because we cut them up anyway. Our goal is to see how long can we do this before we have to replace them. So far it's working out really good. We are experimenting in the greenhouse now.

Fantastic video Greg and Travis! Louisiana, and America, appreciates and supports Hoss Tools and MADE IN U.S.A!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Would suggest ordering spring seeds now or waiting until fresh seeds have came in. I just don’t want there to be a rush in the spring and miss out on some great seeds.

That new rain gauge you received is a great one. I have been using them for years.

Hi, I'm a big fan of your show here in Kansas! I just ordered seeds from you for the first time, but I'm curious: What is your favorite variety of each type of vegetable? Maybe you could cover that on a show sometime. Thanks, Peter

Sun sugars are soo good! I was pleasantly impressed!! Glad to know you will be carrying them!

Love you guys from Ontario Canada maybe to far to ship butte need advice for next year. We have 9 raised beds 10 buy 4 I want to use some sort of watering system next year. Two of the beds are not located with the rest. But not that far any thoughts would be helpful Thank you from Deborah Ontario Canada

My compliments to you on bringing in show and tell each week. I like to see and hear what grew well and also what didn't work. Thanks for the great program and for providing great seeds and gardening equipment.

Please keep us updated with the progress on your Brassicas (Brussels, kales, Cauliflower and Broccoli) along the way. I’m using your fertilizers, micro boost and fertilizing schedule as suggested in your video. First time fall crops for me in new raised beds in 9b central cali San Joaquin Valley. Love to see how yours are going as well with any issues or pest pressure, and harvesting and essential pruning. Thank you so much!!!!! Planting tips are great 👍🏻 Plant progress and harvesting is the best part and where tips are most needed. Thank you!!! BTW, love my new shirts!! And just ordered some new 2021 seeds👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Please keep us updated on the Determinate Cherry Tomato you mentioned in a previous show. Would like to know more about it. Thanks!

Great show guys! Interesting new kits! I have always been interested in Thomas Jefferson's gardening exploits, and Scarlet Runner Beans were a favorite of his. He talked about the magnificent bright red blooms and how beautiful they were (calling them "showy"), but rarely mentioned much about taste etc. I was curious and ordered some a few years ago, from Monticello. Those were the toughest doggone beans I've ever seen, but they were absolutely beautiful when blooming! I'd say those I grew would strictly be a dry bean variety. Should you ever be interested in a great book on the vegetable gardens of Monticello, I'd highly recommend this one, "A Rich Spot of Earth" by Peter Hatch, who cared for the gardens for a number of years. Thankfully, Jefferson kept very precise records and most survive to this day. How he swapped seeds with Washington, Adams, and others, sourced seeds from Europe, instructed Lewis and Clark on what to be on the lookout for in their travels and bring back to him, etc. This book is strictly about the vegetable gardens and orchards at Monticello, from construction, to how they sit today. Quite fascinating! www.amazon.com/Rich-Spot-Earth-Jeffersons-Revolutionary/dp/0300208626

I’m about to place my seed order from you guys! Getting more seed trays too! I can’t wait!

Great show and happy about the new drippers. I live in a duplex and yes, my pots run the length of the parking lot.

Do you have any videos on over fertilizing tomatoes , I believe that this is possibly causing my Hoss container tomatoes to suddenly have the leaves turn a cream color on the leaves , they were grown indoors all winter and every plant (12) just started this and I have had problems with blossom end rot in the past , so I have been adding in the cal/mag liquid along with the pelleted gypsum and the tomato tablets with water , everything was growing great and looking fine and then the leaves just turned cream color , the plants don't look like they are dying just in stress !

I’ve learned so much from you guys! Absolutely love your videos. I’m trying your winter rye cover crop over the winter. Do you have any videos on how to combat field mice and rabbits from eating everything???

I need a wheel hoe attachment for the Harley 😂! Well I actually traded the Harley for the homestead. No regrets.

Great info I’m sure you have covered this in another video, my question is what is the best way to store seeds from year to year? Thanks

What would be a great feeding schedule/recipe for hossinator tomatoes grown in 30 gal grow bags. Planted in Carolina gold potting mix with some perlite and spaghundum peat mixed in. Always have trouble knowing how often and when to feed. Getting ready to purchase your container watering kit also? Please help

I like the amount of ambient sounds your mics are picking up. Are those the only two mics going or is there an overhead as well? What kind of mics are those please? Thanks!

I have not read thru all of the comments so if my question has been asked, I apologize. In this video's watering system, can it be used in raised beds spaced 3 feet open space between them? Only container gardening was mentioned not raised bed, which are different, or did I miss your mentioning them?

Great show! When you talk about the pressure regulator everyone take notice. I have busted my drip tape several times until I learned myself it was to much pressure. Question, when are the seeders getting stocked back? I don’t know how much longer I can hide the money from my wife.

Question: My first year garden had hardly no weeds this summer but now I've got wild garlic coming in about like grass. All in the onion and shallot rows really gets me. Too many to dig out. Will hoeing over and over eventually wear them out? Hope the solution doesn't have me missing a season. And that was the best talk on overalls I ever heard.

Great video can you save the seeds for BrickYard from a tomatoe glad I have some seeds in my package?

Another fine video fellas... im excited about the new irritating system.... I almost bought one for our porch trellis... so tired of watering those hanging baskets by hand.... I been looking at a couple on the internet but now that you have 1 I'm definitely buying from you... how are those hoss planter kits doing?

Glad to have you back and glad like Greg that the political ads are over! Santa (I) bought my double high arch early in case they sell out later. Ha. Cant wait to put it together in December. Putting garlic in the ground here this weekend. 👍🇺🇸

If I order all of my seeds for the spring/ summer now, how should I store them? Fridge or freezer?

What is the best mulch for perennials and trees? I find all organic based mulches are a pain, sooner or later. birds throw it around and it can go hydrophobic, harder to weed, etc. Maybe I should get some amount of small grit, like 2mm, to protect soil from sun and wind? What about liquid (concentrate) gypsum for the gentleman's heavy clay problem?

Great info video guys! I would love to have a drip system but my hose runs across my driveway and would cause a blowout when run over. 😒

This year I had a terrible time with grass in the garden. We had a very wet Spring so that delayed some of my planting. I'm thinking about covering my soil with black garden material. What do you think about separating the material enough to plant between the the material??

Will you have the Roselle Hibiscus seeds that Greg made tea out of?

I bought this kit last year, I have over 100 container but I, fr the life of me can not figure out how to use this system. I emailed a drawing of my containers and asked for help but never heard back . I' ready to give this thang away unless some one can help me understand to use it

I have alot of mole and gopher problems...the cats are working on it, but have you seen any issues with the mainline hose being buried in this type of conditions?

I'm seriously considering drip irrigation for my orchard. It is currently 2 rows of semi-dwarf apple, pear, peach, apricot, & plum. The rows are 20 feet apart & 90 feet long. Do you think I can use one system and just add more tubing? Or would having a system for each row be better? Thanks!

Any update on the Cherokee bell pepper from sakata seeds?

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