I can't say enough good things about installing drip tape in your garden! It's such a game-changer, especially during dry seasons. Buried drip tape also gives you more control and less problems. It makes your life so much easier once it's installed, and you'll see better results in your garden right away because the water goes right where the plants need it. All those tubes, tapes and parts all sound confusing, but it's really very simple to set up and install. LOL, if I can do it, anyone can! And I've even added a fertilizer injector to my system! I've gone from a 1000 sq ft garden to a 3500 sq ft garden, and at my age and physical shape, I'd never be able to maintain my garden without it.
Thank you Carol - I also doubled my Garden & trying to keep all my different plots - raised beds- Grow bags on big pallets is getting hard - I order from hoss tools all the time and told my Husband i want this drip system as its hard on my body at age 56 - plus several ( many back surgeries ) Im getting it for this coming fall - especially here in Montgomery County , Texas . God bless you Mrs Josette Tharp 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌻🌻🌻🌻
Love y’all’s drip tape system. I use it in the garden and two raised beds. Since I now know y’all have a fruit tree system I’ll begetting one. We have less weeds with less watering.
Thank you Greg & Sheila for going over this whole system - Im 56 and i grew over 300 sweet onions from yall and 75 from Dixondale farms - I also doubled my garden this year between plots- Raised beds and pallets full of planters - grow bags - Its taking a toll on my already bad body - I told my Husband we are getting this - I wanted it b4 planting season - but im 56 an my husband is 58 . But NOW WE WILL BE ORDERING FROM YALL . GOD BLESS YOU BOTH . Mrs Josette Tharp Montgomery County , Texas 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻
My Hoss drip irrigation kit shipped out yesterday. Funny, it's the same day this video was released! Thanks for the info, it will surely help me put my first drip irrigation down.
Maybe it's just me but I just loved the sound of frying homegrown potatoes in the background. I could just relax and fall asleep with that wonderful sound in the background.... Great video guys!
Really enjoy your content and how much your tools have helped me put in a big plot of corn this year. Getting ready to till up a 30 x 70 plot for dent corn and I'm really "diggin" the double wheel hoe and burred drip tape set up. My Yellowstone sweet corn came up in four days with about 98 percent germination. Good stuff.
It you had a raised bed drip kit, I would have ordered one when I bought my seeds from Hoss. I ended up buying a drip irrigation kit for a raised bed, but I liked the fact drip tape can be buried. This was a well explained video. Thanks!
Great show about a timely subject! If any of you are worried about all of that "complicated plumbing" and it's making you hesitant, don't worry! It's very simple stuff! I see that Old Goat, but I won't play and give those that are playing better odds. I find myself looking for that sucker as soon as the video begins every week! I received my t shirt for the Old Goat drawing last week and thank y'all so much! It's the "Alright, Alright, Alright" t shirt, and folks, I'll tell you, it's the softest, most comfortable t I own!! Get you one of these! Mighty nice to draw 3 lucky folks this week!
Old goat is peeking over the farm fresh galvanized tub. Because of physical limitations we had quit gardening in the ground and switched to the metal raised beds. But this year we planted corn, peas, egg plant, and tomatoes in ground. We are trying drip tape for the first time and it is saving us so much time. We didn't bury the tape but did put it under our landscape fabric cover. Now that raised bed kit is desperately needed. We sure could use it.
FOUND the old goat - hiding up in the Farm Fresh metal bin up behind Mama Hoss. What seasonings did you put on your taters, that you need to take a drink of water after eating just one? LOOKS DELICIOUS!!! Love you both, YOUR channel is the BEST GARDENING CHANNEL ON THE INTERNET!!! Thank you, I've learned so much from Y'all.
Hey guys! Old goat is in the farm fresh bin on the shelf behind mama Hoss. Sent an email to your awesome customer service and found out my Cowhorn Okree and Thom Onions was going to show up this afternoon. Planted the Thom onions in my raised bed with the pepper plants. Mama Hoss gave me the idea last week to plant okree in my flower bed. Thank you for coming on and being reliable and faithful to your customers.
The walkers family of the UA-cam channel (catching up with the Walkers) the have adopted two orphan children from the Cherokee nation! That’s a lot of children I’m sure they’d like some words of encouragement 😁
I put drip tApe down on all the close spaced stuff. I use drip emitters on mainline on all the 2ft spacing stuff. Tape is tender one hit with the push pull and you hunting a splice.
Greg, I couldn’t have much of garden this year had surgery on hand. Had to cancel my order as you well know. Then last week I had another surgery knee replacement. Well that’s going to set me bad for several months. But I do miss those tatters. Maybe next year.
I'm way south of you guys and just got my okra in. I'm so looking forward to some grilled okra. I was raised on fried okra and stewed tomatoes and okra and grilled is hands down the best
The Goat is peaking out of the Farm Fresh tub. I wish I could use drip irrigation but I run off of gravity rain catchment and I'm on SS with a tight budget.
Decided to use drip tape this year and being on a fixed income, I looked & looked for the lest expensive way. Bought mine from a very well known dealer of drip irrigation and then found out it only covers 1/2 the area yours does and was only $30 less. Then I wound up ordering a couple of pieces they don't have. wound up costing more and have only enough for 3/4 of my garden. Love your show and all the products I've gotten from Hoss Tools. Oh, the Old Goat is in the metal Farm Fresh container on 3rd shelf.
I need drip irrigation so bad all this watering with a water hose is getting a bit much, husband said we will definitely be getting a set up from you guys just getting a few things paid off. Hoping to get it for fall planting 😁
he is in the bucket... question, if the water only spread out 6 inches does the rest of the soil become like concrete and kill all the micro-organisms?
I'm laying my drip tape . Can I hook it to the water up at one end or does it have to be connected to the middle of the garden for pressure reasons? Well, after finishing this video, my question is answered. I'll have tops 20 rows 65 foot long when all said and done. Sure like to put it on the end, out of the way, esp. when the fertilize is hooked up.
Good evening!!! Thank you for the video! I use your drip tape-works great but I occasionally will poke a hole in it (my middle name is not Grace…lol). The goat is behind Mrs Hoss in the Farm Fresh metal container (top bookshelf next to the small pumpkin).
If you put some smoked Spanish paprika on those potato chips you won't know the difference between them and barbeque flavor potato chips from a bag (except the homemade ones are so much better!)
Here in the foothills of NC I ordered my drip tape and I installed it after I have my transplants planted. I installed it about 6-8 inches to one side of each row , 3 -5 inches underground. Will it still work sufficiently even though I had to space it a little bit to the side of the rows in order to get it underground without damaging any roots while digging the furrow? Or will I have to pull it up and move it closer ? Thanks for all the good products and good videos.
I used drip tape in my small raised bed garden for the first time last year and had the healthiest vegetable plants I've ever grown. I don't believe hand watering waters deep enough, nor does it last as long. Drip irrigation is worth it.
I use and like drip tape, but it is too easy to cut it with a hoe while weeding. I burry it using the plow setup with a two wheel wheel hoe, but it stills get nicked by the hoe no matter how careful I am while weeding. I can patch it with a drip tape connector, but these always seem to leak a little. Not so much that I can't water the row, but one area gets a little more water. I have thought about going to 15 mil tape. Do you have any ideas on how to help with this issue.
Ok, we are supposed to look for the old goat on the set? What do you mean? I don’t understand what I’m supposed to be looking for! Occasionally, could you show us what we are supposed to look for or is this just an insiders joke?
I can’t figure out if you are trying to be funny or you really talk like that? I didn’t think real people with a hint of education actually said “taters”. The southern accent makes people sound stupid (no offense, I loved the video) but it sounds like you are purposely overdoing it, no?
I can't say enough good things about installing drip tape in your garden! It's such a game-changer, especially during dry seasons. Buried drip tape also gives you more control and less problems. It makes your life so much easier once it's installed, and you'll see better results in your garden right away because the water goes right where the plants need it. All those tubes, tapes and parts all sound confusing, but it's really very simple to set up and install. LOL, if I can do it, anyone can! And I've even added a fertilizer injector to my system! I've gone from a 1000 sq ft garden to a 3500 sq ft garden, and at my age and physical shape, I'd never be able to maintain my garden without it.
Thank you Carol -
I also doubled my Garden & trying to keep all my different plots - raised beds- Grow bags on big pallets is getting hard -
I order from hoss tools all the time and told my Husband i want this drip system as its hard on my body at age 56 - plus several ( many back surgeries )
Im getting it for this coming fall - especially here in
Montgomery County , Texas .
God bless you
Mrs Josette Tharp 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌻🌻🌻🌻
Love y’all’s drip tape system. I use it in the garden and two raised beds. Since I now know y’all have a fruit tree system I’ll begetting one. We have less weeds with less watering.
Thank you Greg & Sheila for going over this whole system -
Im 56 and i grew over 300 sweet onions from yall and 75 from Dixondale farms -
I also doubled my garden this year between plots- Raised beds and pallets full of planters - grow bags -
Its taking a toll on my already bad body -
I told my Husband we are getting this - I wanted it b4 planting season - but im 56 an my husband is 58 .
But NOW WE WILL BE ORDERING FROM YALL .
GOD BLESS YOU BOTH .
Mrs Josette Tharp
Montgomery County , Texas 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻
My Hoss drip irrigation kit shipped out yesterday. Funny, it's the same day this video was released! Thanks for the info, it will surely help me put my first drip irrigation down.
The old goat is in the farm fresh bucket on the second shelf!!! Love drip tape just saying!!! Have a blessed day!!
correct, thanks for watching
Maybe it's just me but I just loved the sound of frying homegrown potatoes in the background. I could just relax and fall asleep with that wonderful sound in the background.... Great video guys!
Just so long as you don't actually fall asleep while frying. You wouldn't want to sleep through a grease fire!
Really enjoy your content and how much your tools have helped me put in a big plot of corn this year. Getting ready to till up a 30 x 70 plot for dent corn and I'm really "diggin" the double wheel hoe and burred drip tape set up. My Yellowstone sweet corn came up in four days with about 98 percent germination. Good stuff.
It you had a raised bed drip kit, I would have ordered one when I bought my seeds from Hoss. I ended up buying a drip irrigation kit for a raised bed, but I liked the fact drip tape can be buried. This was a well explained video. Thanks!
Great show about a timely subject! If any of you are worried about all of that "complicated plumbing" and it's making you hesitant, don't worry! It's very simple stuff! I see that Old Goat, but I won't play and give those that are playing better odds. I find myself looking for that sucker as soon as the video begins every week! I received my t shirt for the Old Goat drawing last week and thank y'all so much! It's the "Alright, Alright, Alright" t shirt, and folks, I'll tell you, it's the softest, most comfortable t I own!! Get you one of these! Mighty nice to draw 3 lucky folks this week!
Thanks Tom
Old goat is peeking over the farm fresh galvanized tub.
Because of physical limitations we had quit gardening in the ground and switched to the metal raised beds. But this year we planted corn, peas, egg plant, and tomatoes in ground. We are trying drip tape for the first time and it is saving us so much time. We didn't bury the tape but did put it under our landscape fabric cover.
Now that raised bed kit is desperately needed. We sure could use it.
Thanks for watching.
We installed our drip system this year and we are thrilled with it! Our gardens growing great and we aren’t watering the weeds!
That is awesome!
The old goat is in the farm fresh tub. Love my drip irrigation system. I don’t know how I did it without it!
Thanks Karen
Great show I have used drip tape 25 years will not be without it works great
FOUND the old goat - hiding up in the Farm Fresh metal bin up behind Mama Hoss. What seasonings did you put on your taters, that you need to take a drink of water after eating just one? LOOKS DELICIOUS!!! Love you both, YOUR channel is the BEST GARDENING CHANNEL ON THE INTERNET!!!
Thank you, I've learned so much from Y'all.
correct, thanks for watching
Yes, one for raised beds would be great. Mine are 30 inches high.
Hey guys! Old goat is in the farm fresh bin on the shelf behind mama Hoss. Sent an email to your awesome customer service and found out my Cowhorn Okree and Thom Onions was going to show up this afternoon. Planted the Thom onions in my raised bed with the pepper plants. Mama Hoss gave me the idea last week to plant okree in my flower bed. Thank you for coming on and being reliable and faithful to your customers.
Awesome thank you!
Great explanation of the drip system!! Old goat hiding in the farm fresh tub!
Exactly!
Old goat is located in the metal tub on the shelf 🐐 thank you both
correct, thanks Sheena's Garden
I love my irrigation system. I run it while doing other tasks. It feels like I accomplish twice as much. The Old Goat is in the Farm Fresh container.
Thanks Sheila
Good information on drip tape!! Old Goat is hiding in the metal wash tub behind mama Hoss..✌🏻
correct, thanks for watching
Thanks so much for sending me the information on drip irrigation. I will make my supply list and give you a call
Anytime! Glad to help, Anthony!
And you put your fertilizer through the drip line
The walkers family of the UA-cam channel (catching up with the Walkers) the have adopted two orphan children from the Cherokee nation!
That’s a lot of children I’m sure they’d like some words of encouragement 😁
Good to see you both. Old goat above Mama Hoss in Farm Fresh container.
yes, it is. Thanks Karen
I need to get on the drip tape train! The goat was peeping over the farm fresh bucket lol
correct, thanks for watching
Used soaker hose first year through away end of season bought driptape and timers have had best garden's since low weed pressure lot less labor
The garden doesn’t happen here in California if we don’t use drip tape. Flowers look beautiful! Love you guys! -Aaron and Rach-
Can't wait to get my drip tape put to use. The old goat is in the farm fresh tin.
The Old Goat is in the Farm Fresh container. I would love for you to come up with drip tape system for raised beds.
correct, thanks for watching
Thanks for the info! The goat is in the farm fresh metal container.
Yes it is!
I see the old goat peeking out of the farm fresh bucket behind mama Hoss
correct, thanks for watching
Old goat is hiding in the farm fresh tub. Great show
correct, thanks for watching
The old goat is in the farm fresh tub. I love my drip tape.
correct, thanks Ben
Hilarious yall are always eatin lol. Watched a older video of you and jr talkin squash and eatin some. I rushed out planted some haha
I put drip tApe down on all the close spaced stuff. I use drip emitters on mainline on all the 2ft spacing stuff.
Tape is tender one hit with the push pull and you hunting a splice.
Love the show. The old goat is hiding in the farm fresh tub bihind mama hoss.
correct, thanks for watching
Ole goat is on the farm fresh bucket, 3rd shelf on the right.
correct, thanks for watching
Greg, I couldn’t have much of garden this year had surgery on hand. Had to cancel my order as you well know. Then last week I had another surgery knee replacement. Well that’s going to set me bad for several months. But I do miss those tatters. Maybe next year.
I'm way south of you guys and just got my okra in. I'm so looking forward to some grilled okra. I was raised on fried okra and stewed tomatoes and okra and grilled is hands down the best
The Goat is peaking out of the Farm Fresh tub.
I wish I could use drip irrigation but I run off of gravity rain catchment and I'm on SS with a tight budget.
Decided to use drip tape this year and being on a fixed income, I looked & looked for the lest expensive way. Bought mine from a very well known dealer of drip irrigation and then found out it only covers 1/2 the area yours does and was only $30 less. Then I wound up ordering a couple of pieces they don't have. wound up costing more and have only enough for 3/4 of my garden. Love your show and all the products I've gotten from Hoss Tools. Oh, the Old Goat is in the metal Farm Fresh container on 3rd shelf.
Correct on old goat, thanks for joining us tonight
Goat is in farm fresh bucket first shelf down from the top on the right.
Thanks for watching Steve
I see the old goat on the top shelf in that farm fresh tub
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Ate my first Hossmater in the south 9a in Louisiana I will plant again next year well done can not post pictures will not let me
send your pictures to custserv@hosstools.com
Top shelf in farm fresh container
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I LOVE YOU GUYS!!
Excellent information looking forward to making my life easier very appreciated
Glad it was helpful!
The goat is in the farm fresh metal container on the shelf behind mama hoss
correct, thanks for watching
I need drip irrigation so bad all this watering with a water hose is getting a bit much, husband said we will definitely be getting a set up from you guys just getting a few things paid off. Hoping to get it for fall planting 😁
You won’t regret it. Best investment I’ve made in the garden!
he is in the bucket... question, if the water only spread out 6 inches does the rest of the soil become like concrete and kill all the micro-organisms?
no, it spread out to cover all plants
I'm laying my drip tape . Can I hook it to the water up at one end or does it have to be connected to the middle of the garden for pressure reasons? Well, after finishing this video, my question is answered. I'll have tops 20 rows 65 foot long when all said and done. Sure like to put it on the end, out of the way, esp. when the fertilize is hooked up.
Good evening!!! Thank you for the video! I use your drip tape-works great but I occasionally will poke a hole in it (my middle name is not Grace…lol).
The goat is behind Mrs Hoss in the Farm Fresh metal container (top bookshelf next to the small pumpkin).
you are right, thanks for watching tonight Bee Bee's
We water from 500 tanks drip tape does not work. There is a lot of us that do not have wells.
I use my drip tapes on top of my weed cloth.
If you put some smoked Spanish paprika on those potato chips you won't know the difference between them and barbeque flavor potato chips from a bag (except the homemade ones are so much better!)
I see the goat hiding in the farm fresh bucket
Thanks for watching Darryl
the old goat is in the farm fresh basket :)
correct, thanks for watching
The old goat is behind the farm fresh tub.
correct, thanks for watching
Do you prune the top of the climbing lima bean vine after it reaches the height you can reach? I didn't prune and the vines became a tangled mess.
no and ours are a tangled mess. Have to lift the top up to pick.
Old goat is in the farm fresh tub.
you are right, thanks for watching tonight
Here in the foothills of NC I ordered my drip tape and I installed it after I have my transplants planted. I installed it about 6-8 inches to one side of each row , 3 -5 inches underground. Will it still work sufficiently even though I had to space it a little bit to the side of the rows in order to get it underground without damaging any roots while digging the furrow? Or will I have to pull it up and move it closer ? Thanks for all the good products and good videos.
Thank you and it should be fine. We plant to the side of the emitters on a lot of crops.
@@gardeningwithhoss thank you very much!
I am seeing the old goat head in the farm fresh bucket
you are right, thanks for watching tonight Cheryl
Wat for kettle are u using for your potatoes chips????
Just an electric "fry daddy"
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The old goat is behind the farm fresh tub
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The old goat is in the farm fresh basket.
you are right, thanks for watching tonight Jennifer
Old Goat is hiding in the Farm Fresh metal tub
correct, thanks for watching
Something is off with the audio - sounds like a drip tape connection came loose.
LOL, that's a fryer? I'm dead.
I used drip tape in my small raised bed garden for the first time last year and had the healthiest vegetable plants I've ever grown. I don't believe hand watering waters deep enough, nor does it last as long. Drip irrigation is worth it.
Old goat is in the farm fresh bucket
you are right, thanks for watching tonight
I use and like drip tape, but it is too easy to cut it with a hoe while weeding. I burry it using the plow setup with a two wheel wheel hoe, but it stills get nicked by the hoe no matter how careful I am while weeding. I can patch it with a drip tape connector, but these always seem to leak a little. Not so much that I can't water the row, but one area gets a little more water. I have thought about going to 15 mil tape. Do you have any ideas on how to help with this issue.
No just have to be careful
Old goat behind Farm fresh metal bucket
you are right, thanks for watching tonight Welch Farm
He is peeking out of the farm fresh tub.
you are right, thanks for watching tonight Patty
Ok, we are supposed to look for the old goat on the set? What do you mean? I don’t understand what I’m supposed to be looking for! Occasionally, could you show us what we are supposed to look for or is this just an insiders joke?
It is a goat figurine some one gave Greg a few years ago when we had goats.
Goat is in the tub with the tomatoes.
correct, thanks for watching
Are you sure you people been putting that goat up there?
I can’t figure out if you are trying to be funny or you really talk like that? I didn’t think real people with a hint of education actually said “taters”. The southern accent makes people sound stupid (no offense, I loved the video) but it sounds like you are purposely overdoing it, no?
That's because Hollywood has conditioned people to think this way. And, that's not very nice. People speak in different ways everywhere.