I love that you share the varieties that you plant so I can try them too. I think a Top Ten on varieties of each vegetable per year would be great. I will have my pen and paper ready!! Thank you for your wisdom!!

Really love your channel! Great information!!! I’m in 8b in Sequim, WA.

Just found this channel. What a great source of information! Subbed!

Thks so much for your contest.Can't wait for ur drawing. God is Good/John14:6 What's your favorite eating tomatoe ? Mine is German Johnson & Rudger. God Bless, Hebrews 12:2.

I’m in 7b also. I’m in Reno Nevada so I’m going to follow ALL your recommendations. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom! The fact you take the time out of your very very busy day to share with us is heartwarming. I can’t thank you enough!

Thanks for sharing more of your favorites! Great tips to add to the toolbox too! I haven't grown lettuce much in the past, but am planning on growing more this year. Will definitely be considering you suggestions!

No orange lettuce? Just kidding - messing with you guys. 😁😁😁 Appreciate your channel. I love Paris Island Cos. I’m down in the Deep South and it gets hot by April, so slow to bolt is very important. I planted Arctic King last December and it’s done wonderfully. It’s a Bibb type from Baker Creek.

Need a video on drip irrigation

What kinda or name brand of drip tape do you use.

I'm curious to what zone you live in, I haven't heard that yet. I am gardening in zone 5b.

I don't like pelletized either. They don't germinate well. Lettuce and brassicas bolt quick down here in southern Louisiana.

Thanks for the tip on consecutive planting Muir lettuce. I never tried planting lettuce in July or August. I just figured it would immediately bolt I've always enjoyed Amish Deer Tongue, Red Sails and Grand Rapids all cut and come again leaf lettuce. My biggest problem is with voles. Any suggestions for ridding your garden beds of voles? I have seen a whole lettuce plant pulled underground by a vole just like carrots in a Bugs Bunny cartoon.