GET READY FOR GARDENING SEASON- It's Time!
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- Gardening season is right around the corner, so we'd better start thinking about it. In this video, we're looking through the seed catalogue to find some of my favorite seeds for spring vegetables.
Let me know some of your favorite varieties in the comments below.
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Many thanks!
Gardening season is right around the corner, so we'd better start thinking about it. In this video, we're looking through the seed catalogue to find some of my favorite seeds for spring vegetables.
Let me know some of your favorite varieties in the comments below.
LEARN MORE ABOUT HOSS TOOLS HERE: bit.ly/homesteadadvisor
As a member of the Hoss Tools Associate Program, I earn from qualifying purchases
Thanks for watching!
alan
As a member of the Amazon Associate Program, I earn from qualifying purchases
Check out my Website.
I've written dozens of articles pertaining to all areas of homesteading and self sufficiency.
Here's the link: homesteadadvisor.com/
If you enjoyed this video and would like to see more videos like this. please give this video a thumbs up and leave me a comment!
Please subscribe, it would really help my channel!
Thank you for watching! ❤
I found this video at just the right time. I return home to southern OK from a deployment to Africa soon and was looking at ordering from Berlin seeds but I don't want to have to print out a form, fill it out, do equations to factor my own shipping, then email it. I want to click to order and you've led me to the right place.
@@HingleMcKringleberry128 Yay... ! Glad to help :)
I’m starting, San Antonio Got my growlights glowing. Love those shishito peppers 🌶️
Sounds like you are ahead of me. I’ll take a look at those peppers.
I haven’t heard of them before.
Thank you for this great info.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the video Allen. What am I a weather man now? I have a hunch it's going to be a cold summer in N. Minnesota. What kills us is over night temps. You'll go to work AM, in June, and it's 45F. As you walk to car, you laugh, garden...ha But you can do it, even tomato's, a bit. Pole beans work here, cucumbers...
Good to know.
Thanks for the comment!
I like the Texas Cream peas
I don’t like the red ripper peas
English peas out of the garden is awesome (raw in a salad or just as English pea salad , raw)… but u have to plant a lot of them and the grow in the cool weather
Thank you for going through the seeds. 😊
Our pleasure!
I also like ordering my seeds from Hoss...
Last year we grew the Hossinator Tomatoes and they are definitely Legit...But use a HEAVY trellis. They will produce more slicers than one family can eat in a years time no matter how much you like tomatoes. We gave away near 40# of Tomatoes to the local church food pantry because everyone was so sick of tomatoes.
As far as the watermelons, we also planted the Sangria variety and they did exceptionally well. Only 5 plants but we harvested around 9 big 15-20 lb fruits out of my raised beds. And honestly, its only a 4 foot by 15 foot bed. They were actually kind of crowded.
Our squash of choice that we can brag about are the Squash called the Grenade squash. 4 plants inside a 3 foot by 15 foot raised bed produced so much squash that we couldn't give enough of it away as well. Fruits were around 1-2 lbs each. Very delicious but also stored very well. Possibly 2-3 months shelf life.
Carrots....Never in my life have I ever been great at growing a decent size carrot. Until this past fall. We planted ours here in NW Georgia last Aug and once I learned that they needed the shade to germinate, I was off and running with the "Bolero" carrots. They did more than fantastic. In Fact, we was worried about them dying back in this latest artic blast so we went ahead and harvested what was left of them after munching on 3 rows about 3 feet long each for a family of 3 all winter long. These carrots get sweeter the bigger they get. I have yet to find one that had a woody taste. Our biggest carrot of the bunch was around 14 inches long and had about a 2 inch diameter to it. Most of our carrots ranged in the 10 inch long to 1.5 inch diameter range, with a few that didn't get a chance to fill comepletely out, but thats how it goes when you have them as crowded as I had them.
I'm a sucker for a good Pickle. My wife and I decided to make some Pickles this year so we decided to try the National Pickling Cucumber for our Pickles and we wasn't disappointed. But fair warning, be ready to pick cucumbers on a daily basis. We missed a few and that pretty much destroyed our pickle production because with a cucumber, if it goes to seed, it's not long before the plant just won't hold up. But it took several BIG jars of pickles out of 8 plants before we decided enough was enough.
As an add on to the cucumbers, My wife loved em but not me so much...The Mexican Sour Gherkins were a big hit with almost everyone that visited our Garden and my wife. They grew great and produced a huge yield of these little grape sized fruits, but the taste for me just wasn't pleasurable to my liking. Pickled they're awesome, but raw I didn't care for.
Peppers....Last year we grew a variety of peppers but the ones we received from Hoss, were the Right on Red peppers and they did fantastic as well. Wasn't as big as I was hoping for, but they ended up in our Pepper Jelly and added a very sweet and smokey flavor to it that really set it up a notch.
Ones we also grew but did not receive from Hoss were the Mad Hatters and a Yellow Jalapeno, both of which didn't have the heat that was expected but I found out it was due to not enough sulphur in the soil. The plants thrived and produced high yields, but the heat just wasn't in em.
Ones I'm going to grow this year are the Collosus Jalapeno and I'm growing them for the larger size Jalapenos to help make up the harvest I need for larger batches of my pepper jelly that everyone fell in love with along with more of the right on peppers. But I'm also growing the Hossinator Bell pepper to add in it.
Sorry TexasPrepper for the long book, just thought I'd add a few ideas to your viewers and hope it helps at least 1 person.
Don’t apologize for being long-winded.
I love hearing other peoples stories about gardening and their favorite plants to grow. I know other people do also.
Your comment will be read by a lot of folks. And they will get a lot out of it. Thanks for sharing!
Good People at Hoss
Thank you
I started my seeds on my birthday , Jan 6 … I was a little depressed , it made me feel better
Sorry … I talk too much
I bet it did :)
Naw. 😊
I like knowing what you grow. Based on your videos, I started growing Temptress corn. It is the best corn I've ever had! I was able to to pick two ears this January and they were awesome! I'm wondering why your aren't growing the Brandywine Pink tomatoes this year. I grew some a couple of years ago and the taste was fantastic, but I didn't get many. Last year I grew Domingo tomatoes. They get huge. Mine only got a little over a pound, but they were the best tasting tomatoes I've ever had.
Brandywine are the best tasting tomatoes I’ve ever grown. But, they’re just hard to grow. All the heirloom plants are just harder to grow and just don’t produce that well. I’ve switched to mainly hybrid for that reason.
All my seeds come from Hoss too
I like the red snapper better than the hossinators, but I gonna wait and get sum red snapper plants… I started sum Amish paste and sweet 100 seeds
I put a sweet 100 in an upside down 5 gallon bucket because the grow so tall … it’s hanging in the living room right now
Wow, that’s so cool!
Cherokee tan pumpkins are real good with brown sugar and butter in the and baked
I like the long beans
I grow in beds and I ordered one of the lazy gardens
I have cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli and onions planted in it right now.. I covered the plants with buckets and syrup tubs to keep the plants from freezing and I didn’t cover the onions and they did great
U should do a video showing how to hook up the irrigation system
You need sum valves that you have to order extra
I put all my jalapeño pepper plants up on the porch … I hope they make if … if they do .. one of mine (the hossinators jalapeño ) will be a 3 year old plant
I hope they make it too, Tambra 👍🏻😊
Well, looks like you aced getting the little video done in the corner. Nice job question how do you do it from a guy that’s thinking about doing the same thing in the future
Actually, I just set up my cell phone on a small tripod and videoed myself while I did the screen record. I can’t remember the program I used to screen record. I’ll try to remember to come back and add that to this comment. Now, having said that, most people use, a WebCam to video themselves.
The screen recording app I use is: obsproject.com/
I think it's free. Easy to use.
Here's a question. If you buy what you think of as general (Heirloom, or otherwise) from southern companies or even YT persons, are they destined to fail if you plant them in an up north zone? Or should 'one' stick to Menards Burpee seeds at box store because they were from the neighborhood? Do seeds work only in the zone they came from before? Questions that Matter. Hope you understand nature of question.
I would imagine very few seed companies are “localized“.
Most are national, if not international companies, so I doubt you could get seeds from someone in your growing area.
However, there are seed banks and seed enthusiasts all over the country that might have something you’re looking for.
Try to go on some forums that deal with seed exchange. Maybe you can find something.
Hope that helps.
If the watermelons are seedless , where do they get the seeds from
I like the grey looking squash .. they kinda taste like a cross between yellow squash and zucchini to me
Ha ha ha… I have no idea 😊