I put my little red rocks in my strawberry beds way before my strawberries turn red. Gives the birds a headache, lol and they stay away when my berries do turn red. Actually they are "trained" early that the red color is hard on their beaks. Lots of good info about squashes. Thanks for another great Row by Row!
I came back to let you know that I just purchased tomato and pepper plugs. Unforeseen events has delayed me from starting my tomatoes and all my pepper seedlings died on me. I just was not able to do it all. I need to start my melons too. I feel overwhelmed. I'm so grateful for the plugs. I'm so happy. 🤗☺
I grew a Trombocino, c. moschata, last year. One plant ran a whole cow panel, 16'! It was a gorgeous plant. It is my new favorite squash because you can eat it immature and mature.
Wow! The wealth of information I gather from you both each week is so valuable and I appreciate it grateful‼️This MS country girl loves the fresh vegetables!! Thank you Mama Hoss for the hint for the old goat…it is behind the Easter sign-behind the purple bunny!!! It was harder to see him tonight! I hope everyone @ The Hoss Family has a Blessed Beyond Measure week!!!
It's always fun to hear what's going on in other people's climate. Melons, cucumbers? Only if Hoss carries a variety that with withstand six more weeks of frost! I did plant potatoes on the first of March this year, though, and harvested some Top Bunch collards that overwintered (the winter low temperature was -5F). Lots of heavy row covers all around. I'm going early with the potatoes in the hope I can get some before they all burn up in the summer heat. I have had butternut squash store as long as 18 months, but at least a few of them start to go bad well before that. C. pepo and C. maxima seem pretty useless to me, as the vine borers always devastate them before the fruit can mature. I've also grown the unmentioned cushaw (C. argyrosperma) and had it keep around for 9-12 months, though it's probably only reliable for 4-6 months. The other squash species that I know of that wasn't mentioned here is C. ficifolia. I have never grown it, and I suspect I would really have to hunt to find seeds.
Couldn't watch last night so I final got time today. As usual, Great Show. had to put my glasses on to find the Old Goat this time. He's behind the purple bunny rabbit on the 3rd. shelf.
Old Goat hiding good tonight! Hanging with the wascally wabbits! Great bunch of info tonight on the squashes! I'd sure like to see that genus/species info on seed packets as well as product page. I know I should keep up with it better, but it sure would be handy on packets when I'm standing in the garden doing some last-minute figuring about crosses. In case folks are wondering, for cross pollination to occur, both genus AND species have to be identical, so even though members of C Pepo, C Maxima, C Moschata are all members of the Cucurbita genus (genus always listed first, species listed after), they are different species and will not cross. Of course, this really only matters if you are saving seeds, from open pollinated varieties, for future planting. Thanks for another great show!
Love all things squash except for those dang bugs. Delicata is my fav! Old goat hiding good tonight behind the bunny hippity hop purple bunny. Great info!
Peas are up.wife painted her rocks also.potatoesare coming up and covered.got mustard greens, broccoli 🥦, cabbage, carrots, collard greens and tomatoes and peppers inside growing.allmy seeds germinated great 👍
That old goat was harder tonight. He is behind the Hippety Hop bunnies! Our crooked neck and Patty pan squash are in the ground. So are all of our potatoes and cucumbers. Tomatoes and peppers are in pots. Still have strawberries growing, kale, onions, garlic, cabbages and collards. Soon to come is corn, sweet and blue popcorn. Oh, and purple bull peas are in the ground. Thanks guys
Looks like the Old Goat is giving instructions to the 3 bunnies on the top shelf behind Greg (The "Hippity Hop" bunnies) since they are facing him (the goat). I had great results with a summer squash variety called "Smooth Criminal" last year. It set fruit forever. It was a tall variety that needed staking and the squash just set fruit higher and higher on the thick stem. Much better performance than the usual southern crook neck type. I'm planting it again this year. I'm trying to thin my seed backstock as every year I only plant a few seeds out of each pack (we have a moderate raised bed garden, total of 240 sq feet plantable, plus a grow bag area for 'taters on the old firewood rack, and five 17 gallon wicking tubs on the deck). I will plant extra seeds to allow for the likely lower germination rate on the older seeds. I'd rather give them a chance than just toss them out. I may end up giving away a bunch of plants if they do well, but that's OK by me too! As to pumpkins, since I have limited space we usually just plant one of the smaller vine varieties with small fruit. My grandson loves the small pumpkins, and I'm probably going to dedicate one entire 3'x20' bed to pumpkins and some of the smaller watermelon varieties this year.
I just today found y’all’s channel and I’m LOVING all the information that’s on it. I’m trying to learn on how to grow stuff on a smaller scale so when we got our 20acre patch I got some skills already, started last year and gonna be a bit more ambitious this year. Thank y’all so much for helping and teaching ❤
@@gardeningwithhoss thank you 😊 I’m loving the corn series me and my fiancé live in the Netherlands at the moment and he wants to go back home to Oklahoma (he is from there I’m not) and when we settle I can start growing our own food
We can't plant our squash until about mid May. So you guys are way ahead of us. That Old Goat might have bitten off more than he can chew. Thought he wanted to do the hippity hop and now he is hiding behind the purple bunny!
Thanks for the much needed info. Love me some butternut. I have struggled the last year or so with summer squash. BTW...the old goat is behind the hippity hop bunny sign.
My husband and I love watching your videos! Thanks for sharing all of your great information on gardening! The old goat is behind the hippitity hop rabbit decoration.
Thanks for reviewing what you are planting in the garden and starting in the green house. Helps those of us near you to stay on track. The Old Goat is behind Hoss and the Hippity Hop Easer sign.
The old goat is hiding behind the hippity hop sign. I was looking forward to planting a large garden this year and I had about half of it planted before I broke my wrist. I am doing the best I can with one-armed gardening but I think I'm going to have to scale back on my plans.
Good evening everyone. We love our Row by row show. Thank you so much for explaining the different types of squash. I did not know! I learned something new every week thank you ! I THINK THE OLD GOAT IS BEHIND THE Hippopotyhop bunny sign.
Loved the show. I have a lot of pest pressure on my summer squash. I hope to find a good preventive schedule. The old goat is behind the hippity hop sign.
Old goat is behind the hippity hop bunnies. I never have luck with zucchini- if I beat the bugs the squirrels help themselves. Going to try the Green Griller in my next order. Love your products 😍
The old goat is behind hippity hop. I have winter squash just breaking through the seed starting mix. I might have jumped the gun on them but I'm hoping to beat the vine borers. My Hossinator tomatoes are up and looking good, won't be long before I have to transplant them. I'll never grow another Hubbard squash because the vine borers decimate the vines before they ever get a squash half grown.
I just planted my potatoes this week. I think I'll put my sweet corn in next week and tomatoes in the week after. The goat is behind the three bunnies by Greg.
Got about 400 of Hoss seedlings ready to be planted here in Tomball Tx . Thanks for the great seeds and videos. The goat is behind the lavender rabbit 🐇
Greetings from Tampa Bay FL, Trying to grow Patty pan squash for the first time, gave up on crew neck squash (vine borers gave me a fit with crew neck squash). I put some mustard green stems in soil as a deterrent (keeping my fingers crossed 🤞🏽).
I'm so glad I'm not the only one just getting my potatoes in the ground 😁 Can't wait to order more plugs! Does the Christmas lima bean taste like a regular lima bean? Old goat is behind those adorable bunnies 😍 God bless from Texas
I always rotate where I plant my squashes and that helps with the bugs. The Old Goat is hiding behind the purple bunny on the "hippity hop" figurine behind Greg! Have a great week and good show.
I’ll never grow zucchini again! Last year I used my delicata like I would a zucchini, the bread and salsa I made was wonderful! I even made pies using the cushaw pie recipe I found at Grit. Didn’t even peel them! No one knew my pies weren’t pumpkin and they got rave reviews! I made 6 pies, flash froze them then wrapped in freezer paper. There’s one left in the freezer🤣
I have been trying to grow squash and cucumbers for a couple years without success. I may have to try your new variety with the disease package maybe that will give me the extra help I need. Good information thanks
What about putting a net over your strawberries, and also I've done an old cd disc lay a few amongst the strawberries when the sun comes out they reflect different colors of light so it's bright for the birds and they don't like it. You can also place a small rod like in the ground and string a cd to it, it will flap in the wind and the birds don't like it. I've seen it on you tube hollis and Nancy. Gd luck, Nancy from nebraska
Mrs Hoss we had to add netting over our Strawberries because the birds were getting to them. But now we’re fighting snails and or slugs. Hopefully can get it under control.
The Old Goat is behind Greg in the Hip Hop sign. Thanks for the information on the squash! I have had a terrible time growing squash because of pest pressure every year. Mostly squash bugs and leaf footed bugs. Hopefully I will get some squash this year. I lost my fall crops due to the freeze but got a few cabbage. I have the China Star cabbage growing right now along with 2 varieties of lettuce. Hope they don't bolt. I'm busy getting dirty! LOL
Thank y'all. Can't grow squash always gets taken out by the squash bugs. Looking like we'll have to get some of those cucumbers. Love to can up pickles. Mr old goat is behind the bunnies over Mr Hoss's RT shoulder. Wishing y'all a blessed day.
Great information on squash. The old goat is hiding behind the hippity hop sign. Also wanted to ask, if we plant a squash like delta, then after the plant has produced and kind of teeters out then we plant round 2, should we plant the same variety or just plant in another spot completely if it is within the same Summer season? I know you say rotation is important so is that something we need to prepare for if we are planting more than one round of squash?
I put my little red rocks in my strawberry beds way before my strawberries turn red. Gives the birds a headache, lol and they stay away when my berries do turn red. Actually they are "trained" early that the red color is hard on their beaks. Lots of good info about squashes. Thanks for another great Row by Row!
Bless you both - Old Goat behind Greg and the bunnies.
Thanks for watching
Good info. The old goat is behind the hippity hop behind Greg
Old goat hiding behind the hippity hop sign always great info from yall
Hey, old goats hanging with the hippity hop bunnies! Too cute.
Right?!
I came back to let you know that I just purchased tomato and pepper plugs. Unforeseen events has delayed me from starting my tomatoes and all my pepper seedlings died on me. I just was not able to do it all. I need to start my melons too. I feel overwhelmed. I'm so grateful for the plugs. I'm so happy. 🤗☺
Old goat is behind the hippity hop bunnies 😂love all your videos and learn something new every time.. ty
Thanks for watching!
I grew a Trombocino, c. moschata, last year. One plant ran a whole cow panel, 16'! It was a gorgeous plant. It is my new favorite squash because you can eat it immature and mature.
My hoss seeds of squash zucchini beans and cucumbers have broke survice 100 % germination north east Florida
@hosstools great show. Old goat is behind the hippity hop sign.
Squash is my favourite thing to grow! Old goat is looking for eggs behind the hippity hop sign!
Wow! The wealth of information I gather from you both each week is so valuable and I appreciate it grateful‼️This MS country girl loves the fresh vegetables!!
Thank you Mama Hoss for the hint for the old goat…it is behind the Easter sign-behind the purple bunny!!! It was harder to see him tonight! I hope everyone @ The Hoss Family has a Blessed Beyond Measure week!!!
Thank you so much!
Old goat behind the cute hippity hop sign!
It's always fun to hear what's going on in other people's climate. Melons, cucumbers? Only if Hoss carries a variety that with withstand six more weeks of frost! I did plant potatoes on the first of March this year, though, and harvested some Top Bunch collards that overwintered (the winter low temperature was -5F). Lots of heavy row covers all around. I'm going early with the potatoes in the hope I can get some before they all burn up in the summer heat.
I have had butternut squash store as long as 18 months, but at least a few of them start to go bad well before that. C. pepo and C. maxima seem pretty useless to me, as the vine borers always devastate them before the fruit can mature. I've also grown the unmentioned cushaw (C. argyrosperma) and had it keep around for 9-12 months, though it's probably only reliable for 4-6 months. The other squash species that I know of that wasn't mentioned here is C. ficifolia. I have never grown it, and I suspect I would really have to hunt to find seeds.
I love it when you talk about individual types of vegetables. It helps to grow them better. Thank you so much. ❤🌱
You are so welcome!
@@gardeningwithhoss At what stage of the plant should I be sprinkling Epsom salt around my tomato plants?
Couldn't watch last night so I final got time today. As usual, Great Show. had to put my glasses on to find the Old Goat this time. He's behind the purple bunny rabbit on the 3rd. shelf.
Growing a small white pumpkin this year and my favorite pattypan squash. Old goat is behind the purple bunny on the hippity hop sign.
Old goat is playing back up for the Hippity Hop trio!
Great show, old goat behind Hoss behind the 3 bunnies.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks for the heart attack! LOL Congrats "The other Sheryl!"
Mary here.I use tops of old wire and plastic cages to cover my strawberries.
Old Goat hiding good tonight! Hanging with the wascally wabbits! Great bunch of info tonight on the squashes! I'd sure like to see that genus/species info on seed packets as well as product page. I know I should keep up with it better, but it sure would be handy on packets when I'm standing in the garden doing some last-minute figuring about crosses. In case folks are wondering, for cross pollination to occur, both genus AND species have to be identical, so even though members of C Pepo, C Maxima, C Moschata are all members of the Cucurbita genus (genus always listed first, species listed after), they are different species and will not cross. Of course, this really only matters if you are saving seeds, from open pollinated varieties, for future planting. Thanks for another great show!
Hi guys, Old Goat is peakin out from behind the Hippity Hop sign.
Love all things squash except for those dang bugs. Delicata is my fav! Old goat hiding good tonight behind the bunny hippity hop purple bunny. Great info!
Excited to try Hossinator cucumber- I think I see the old goat hiding behind the hippity hop bunnies to the left of Greg's hat.
Old goat is behind the hippity hop sign. My strawberries are just turning, best strawberries!
Hi, Mr and Ms Hoss! Great show!
Hey there!
Lol, I see the old goat behind the hippy hop purple bunny. 😂
Thanks for exposing the different squash types! OG is behind the purple bunny.
Peas are up.wife painted her rocks also.potatoesare coming up and covered.got mustard greens, broccoli 🥦, cabbage, carrots, collard greens and tomatoes and peppers inside growing.allmy seeds germinated great 👍
That is awesome!
That old goat was harder tonight. He is behind the Hippety Hop bunnies! Our crooked neck and Patty pan squash are in the ground. So are all of our potatoes and cucumbers. Tomatoes and peppers are in pots. Still have strawberries growing, kale, onions, garlic, cabbages and collards. Soon to come is corn, sweet and blue popcorn. Oh, and purple bull peas are in the ground.
Thanks guys
Looks like the Old Goat is giving instructions to the 3 bunnies on the top shelf behind Greg (The "Hippity Hop" bunnies) since they are facing him (the goat). I had great results with a summer squash variety called "Smooth Criminal" last year. It set fruit forever. It was a tall variety that needed staking and the squash just set fruit higher and higher on the thick stem. Much better performance than the usual southern crook neck type. I'm planting it again this year. I'm trying to thin my seed backstock as every year I only plant a few seeds out of each pack (we have a moderate raised bed garden, total of 240 sq feet plantable, plus a grow bag area for 'taters on the old firewood rack, and five 17 gallon wicking tubs on the deck). I will plant extra seeds to allow for the likely lower germination rate on the older seeds. I'd rather give them a chance than just toss them out. I may end up giving away a bunch of plants if they do well, but that's OK by me too! As to pumpkins, since I have limited space we usually just plant one of the smaller vine varieties with small fruit. My grandson loves the small pumpkins, and I'm probably going to dedicate one entire 3'x20' bed to pumpkins and some of the smaller watermelon varieties this year.
I just today found y’all’s channel and I’m LOVING all the information that’s on it. I’m trying to learn on how to grow stuff on a smaller scale so when we got our 20acre patch I got some skills already, started last year and gonna be a bit more ambitious this year. Thank y’all so much for helping and teaching ❤
Welcome!!
@@gardeningwithhoss thank you 😊 I’m loving the corn series me and my fiancé live in the Netherlands at the moment and he wants to go back home to Oklahoma (he is from there I’m not) and when we settle I can start growing our own food
We can't plant our squash until about mid May. So you guys are way ahead of us. That Old Goat might have bitten off more than he can chew. Thought he wanted to do the hippity hop and now he is hiding behind the purple bunny!
Old goat behind the purple bunny of the Hippity Hop sign. It's still too wet here in East TN to plant. Thanks for keeping me entertained.
You are so welcome!
Thanks for the squash talk; I appreciate it when you deep dive into a topic. Old Goat is pretending to be a bunny and hiding behind the Hippity Hop.
Thanks for the much needed info. Love me some butternut. I have struggled the last year or so with summer squash. BTW...the old goat is behind the hippity hop bunny sign.
Glad it was helpful!
Happy Potato Planting Greg, hope you filmed it for us to see. 😊
The Old Goat s hiding behind the Purple Hippity Hop Rabbits ❤
Thanks for bringing back the 🌽 y jokes🤣 my hubby loves them.
Also Mr. Ole 🐐 is behind hippity hop sign just above Greg's 🧢.
Love it!!
Old goat is hanging out with the hippity hop bunnies! Looking for that lucky leprechaun 🍀
Good evening! The Old goat is behind the hippity hoppity bunny sign.
Y'all hid that goat good tonight! I think it's behind the purple bunny on the happily hop sign.
LOL...Old Goat is behind the Hippity Hop bunny sign.
My husband and I love watching your videos! Thanks for sharing all of your great information on gardening! The old goat is behind the hippitity hop rabbit decoration.
Thanks so much!
Good evening Greg and Miss Sheila. The old goat is behind the rabbits, in theback of Greg!
Thanks for reviewing what you are planting in the garden and starting in the green house. Helps those of us near you to stay on track. The Old Goat is behind Hoss and the Hippity Hop Easer sign.
You are so welcome!
So much info! Thank you. I see the Old Goat hiding behind the Hippity Hop bunnies.
You got it!
The old goat is hiding behind the hippity hop sign. I was looking forward to planting a large garden this year and I had about half of it planted before I broke my wrist. I am doing the best I can with one-armed gardening but I think I'm going to have to scale back on my plans.
Found that "Old Goat" hanging out behind the "Hippity Hop" bunnies! 🙂
Good evening y’all. The Old Goat is hiding behind the hippity hop bunnies.
Thanks for all you share with us. Old Goat behind Purple Bunny.
Our pleasure!
Good evening everyone. We love our Row by row show. Thank you so much for explaining the different types of squash. I did not know! I learned something new every week thank you ! I THINK THE OLD GOAT IS BEHIND THE Hippopotyhop bunny sign.
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching
Loved the show. I have a lot of pest pressure on my summer squash. I hope to find a good preventive schedule. The old goat is behind the hippity hop sign.
Old goat is behind the hippity hop bunnies. I never have luck with zucchini- if I beat the bugs the squirrels help themselves. Going to try the Green Griller in my next order. Love your products 😍
You will love that one
Behind the eggs on the shelf behind Greg!
Great show guys .the goat is behind the hippity hop bunny
The old goat is behind hippity hop. I have winter squash just breaking through the seed starting mix. I might have jumped the gun on them but I'm hoping to beat the vine borers. My Hossinator tomatoes are up and looking good, won't be long before I have to transplant them.
I'll never grow another Hubbard squash because the vine borers decimate the vines before they ever get a squash half grown.
Nice video, Goat behind hippity hop sign
Hey yall! Old goat is behind the purple bunny on the Hippity Hop sign.
Good evening I found the old goat behind the hippity hop bunnies. So enjoy your show too.
Thank you! You too!
The old goat is behind the middle bunny on the hippity hope bunny behind Greg. I love all squash and pumpkins.
I just planted my potatoes this week. I think I'll put my sweet corn in next week and tomatoes in the week after.
The goat is behind the three bunnies by Greg.
Wish I could change of snow next couple days here in southern ks
Great info thanks for your time.
Glad it was helpful!
The old goat is on the second shelf from the top behind Greg hiding behind the Hippy Hop bunny sign .
Got about 400 of Hoss seedlings ready to be planted here in Tomball Tx . Thanks for the great seeds and videos. The goat is behind the lavender rabbit 🐇
Good stuff
Old goat is playing with the Hippity Hop rabbits behind Mr. Hoss.
Greetings from Tampa Bay FL, Trying to grow Patty pan squash for the first time, gave up on crew neck squash (vine borers gave me a fit with crew neck squash). I put some mustard green stems in soil as a deterrent (keeping my fingers crossed 🤞🏽).
I'm so glad I'm not the only one just getting my potatoes in the ground 😁 Can't wait to order more plugs! Does the Christmas lima bean taste like a regular lima bean? Old goat is behind those adorable bunnies 😍 God bless from Texas
Yes they do
Old goat is behind the hippity hop sign. 😊
hope I'm not too late for the old goat drawing. I see him standing behind the "Hippity Hop" sign
Old Goat is behind the lavender bunny in the Hippity Hop Bunny sign.
"Old Goa"t is behind Greg on the second shelf behind the "Hippy Hop" sign... Always can use squash advice...
I always rotate where I plant my squashes and that helps with the bugs. The Old Goat is hiding behind the purple bunny on the "hippity hop" figurine behind Greg! Have a great week and good show.
Behind the Hippity Hop. Much Love and Blessings
I’ll never grow zucchini again! Last year I used my delicata like I would a zucchini, the bread and salsa I made was wonderful! I even made pies using the cushaw pie recipe I found at Grit. Didn’t even peel them! No one knew my pies weren’t pumpkin and they got rave reviews!
I made 6 pies, flash froze them then wrapped in freezer paper.
There’s one left in the freezer🤣
Old goat is behind the “Hippity Hop” sign;)
the old goat is behind Greg behind the hippy hop sign
Old goat behind the hippity hop sign. Scottie White, Faulkville GA
Great show!! Good information. I love the explanations on all the varieties. The bunnies are cute, but the Hippity Hoppers are hiding the old goat.
Thanks so much!
I have been trying to grow squash and cucumbers for a couple years without success. I may have to try your new variety with the disease package maybe that will give me the extra help I need. Good information thanks
Old goat hiding behind the hippy hop signboard Papa Hoss.
What about putting a net over your strawberries, and also I've done an old cd disc lay a few amongst the strawberries when the sun comes out they reflect different colors of light so it's bright for the birds and they don't like it. You can also place a small rod like in the ground and string a cd to it, it will flap in the wind and the birds don't like it. I've seen it on you tube hollis and Nancy. Gd luck, Nancy from nebraska
The old goat is behind the blue and purple Hippity Hop bunnies! 🐰
Old goat is on 2nd shelf behind hoss behind blue and purple bumnies.
Old goat is behind the hippity hop sign!! Love y’all’s show!
The old goat is behind the hippity hop sign behind Greg.
Mrs Hoss we had to add netting over our Strawberries because the birds were getting to them. But now we’re fighting snails and or slugs. Hopefully can get it under control.
I use DE to get rid of snails and slugs.
I posted a picture of the butternut squash I did on a trellis in 2021 over on your Facebook post. They were delicious 😋
Wonderful!
Have you tried Buttercup winter squash it's the best, peeled boiled mashed
Thank you for all the information🙏❣ getting ready to order Sunflower through, Coghill 🌻mine did well last summer
The Old Goat is behind Greg in the Hip Hop sign. Thanks for the information on the squash! I have had a terrible time growing squash because of pest pressure every year. Mostly squash bugs and leaf footed bugs. Hopefully I will get some squash this year. I lost my fall crops due to the freeze but got a few cabbage. I have the China Star cabbage growing right now along with 2 varieties of lettuce. Hope they don't bolt. I'm busy getting dirty! LOL
Thanks for sharing!
I thought the Old Goat was sitting there besides Travis's mother!!!
hahaha
Thank y'all. Can't grow squash always gets taken out by the squash bugs. Looking like we'll have to get some of those cucumbers. Love to can up pickles. Mr old goat is behind the bunnies over Mr Hoss's RT shoulder. Wishing y'all a blessed day.
You bet!
The old goat is behind the hippity hop sign behind Mr Greg
The goat is behind the hipity hop sign. Can't wait till I'm begging folks to take excess squash
Evening y’all
The birds are eating my spinach! My first successful year so I had no idea!
Old goat is behind the hippity hop decoration.
Great information on squash. The old goat is hiding behind the hippity hop sign. Also wanted to ask, if we plant a squash like delta, then after the plant has produced and kind of teeters out then we plant round 2, should we plant the same variety or just plant in another spot completely if it is within the same Summer season? I know you say rotation is important so is that something we need to prepare for if we are planting more than one round of squash?
Another spot
can you please do some full garden tours at some point this season