Sir! You said you are done with seeds and proceed to say your about to order more seeds!! YOU ARE NEVER DONE!!!!! 😂😂😂😂 with much respect and love from another seed nerd 🤓 always room for more seeds 😂😂❤❤❤
You make me feel so much better about myself ... "honestly I don't remember everything i bought" .. I thought I had a rare sickness.. but it's normal! Seed nerds unite!
I grew cowpeas up my okra "trees" and up the stakes I used for my tomato trellises last year and it worked fabulously. The only thing I would do differently is, only growing one pea vine per okra because they will weigh them down toward the end of the season.
Chad the winter here in the south is the best time to grow onion. Starting seed in August and September to plant out in October thru December will produce bigger onion for us in the deep south. Wish you all the luck on growing squash this year. I myself gave up on growing squash in the spring and now grow it in the fall to keep from having to fight with the vine borer.
YEESSSSS!!!! So excited for another seed haul. 🎉 We’re never done ordering seeds 😂💯 I’m wanting a more diverse bean year as well. I also want to learn more bean recipes. I’m growing the Ayote green flesh squash as well! And it’s a curcubita moshata, which is supposed to be more vine borer resistant (kinda like Seminole pumpkins and butternuts; but vine borer killed this in my garden too 😅) In our area, we need to start onions in September/October, and plant out the seedlings in November. They overwinter outside then start to quickly bulb up in Spring. I had a good harvest in April 2023. I’m in Cleveland, TX I love Baker Creek’s Advertising Videos 😂
Great seed haul! I love seeing what everyone is planning to grow this season. I’m actually planning to do a seed haul video on my channel soon too-it’s always so exciting to share ideas and get inspired by others! I pray everyone has a bountiful harvest this year!❤🌱
I love growing peppers. I grow a few new varieties every year. I grow some just as an ingredient for certain dishes. I grow others just to pickle, and all the others get dehydrated and made into different spices. Peppers are amazing!
I feel the same way about squash. I swore I wouldn't waste my time, but I love squash and zucchini so much that I feel obligated to try at least one or two.
All the seeds! 😍 I am on a seed buying ban for this year now. I have too much and not enough room to grow everything. I'm focusing on peppers this year too but the sweet varieties. We recently ran out of our frozen peppers from the last season and I want more to freeze. Also will be trying my hand at corn for the first time!
Chad I'm going to try squash this spring as well. I'm determined. This time I'm keeping them covered. Also I've gotten some bush/container varieties. We'll see
We all say we're done buying seeds, but we're really not 😂 addiction to seeds is a good addiction. Proud to be a seed nerd! I also like Johnny Seeds. They are great
I can’t even get my seeds started until sometime in February! I have to check my last frost date too. But we just had the same freeze y’all had. So last plant gone- sweetie tomato. I got some new and different seeds but didn’t buy a lot since I bought earlier and still have seed from last year. I can’t seem to grow a good watermelon, but I will continue to try! 😁
1:03 "I'm done!" 1:30 "I'm about to order a couple more from Pepper Joe!"...... I'm right there with you. I've ordered twice since OCT from Baker's Creek, once from MIgardner & once from Pinetree!!! My garden space won't hold but about 8 packets of the $475... addict here without shame! Love your channel. PLEASE tell me how you cook all those eggplants. I only fry them. Thanks~ Sharon from North GA.
6:04 I grew these peppers last summer! Delicious and huge! Definitely on my list to grow this summer 😊 so I’m adding seeds to my baker creek cart… seed haul videos suck me in every time! I’m going to try onions again too. I’ve failed on them every year.. and garlic too.. Tour bean seeds.. so pretty😊 I love growing beans .. going to do 2 greenstalks with them this summer! Off to shop basils.. beans.. pumpkins maybe? I really should look thru my seed collection first…
As a fellow seed nerd, I have to say, I have so many seeds that I had a custom box for storage gifted to me and I’m busting out of that. 😂For my birthday I routinely receive seeds and dirt (bags of potting soil) from my brother and mom and on Christmas, usually some new garden gadgets or fertilizer. I’m probably the easiest one in my family to shop for (that’s what I tell myself) 😊 Year 2024 was the year of super hots for me. I’m in southeast Louisiana and they were super prolific. This year will be year of milder peppers for me 😅
SFMF . First time viewer and subscriber . I'm also concentrating on peppers this year . Got the tomato thing down pretty much . I sell starts in the spring , usually 3-4 thousand to the community . We have a large gardening contingency here in Phoebus , Va. Keep up the good work . Try blue spice basil . I grow it just for the fragrance
I had a pretty amazing pepper season last year.. here in my 5b/6a garden. I started them early.. late feb.. by late May they were lush and ready to plant out.. and then they took off! I started them in 1” cells and bumped them up to 2.5” and that’s where they stayed until plant out.
Hello! Fellow Devil Dog here! You’re going to love the North Georgia Candy Roasters! They grow REALLY long vines so be prepared for that. And they taste phenomenal! I’ve been growing them and saving seeds from them for years. So, don’t hesitate to shoot me a message if you have any questions!
Chad here in the Houston area onions need to be planted in oct-nov so they have enough time in ground to grow and develop bulbs. Seeds need to be planted with enough time to be big enough (like the size of onion transplants you see at Home Depot, Lowes) by oct-nov. Onions need a the cool/cold temp and a long time to develop. They need alot of nitrogen in the beginning and then later when you see a slight swell of the bulb they need the soil to be pulled away from the bulb area coz they wont push the soil out of the way and grow a bulb themselves. Start adding phosphorus of potassium once the soil is removed to allow bulb growth. You may have to do this 2-3 times depending on how fast they form bulbs. As the days get longer and warmer it sends the message to the plant to produce bigger bulbs coz it has almost completed its first year life cycle. On year 2 the onions will flower and make seed pods. If this happens the first year cut it off so it will send all its energy into the bulb. If you allow some to produce seeds you wont have to buy any seeds again and they will grow better for you next time coz they have adapted to your backyard/area. I planted my Onion transplants in mid november and they are doing very well, even in this cold snap we are having here. Also, I have never been able to grow onions from seed either. I enjoy your videos. Its nice to watch/follow someone who lives in the same general area as me. 👍 Also, as one seed nerd to another, there is a winter squash called "Canada Crookneck" that is resistant to squash vine borer and disease resistant. Baker Creek has the seeds.
I love growing the crazy hot peppers- I boil in water and use I as pest control since im a chemical free grower . You can also powder I and jus sprinkle I around the dirt
Onions are a winter crop here. I get my sets from DixonDell, out of Carizo Springs, and have them in the ground,mid November. I harvest in June. I have monsters every year.
I think the main worry with growing superhots, is making sure you have a long enough season to ripen them. Start as early as possible, maybe grow them in large pots. I'm in zone 5b and late fall, I lose a lot of unripe superhots on the in-ground plants that didn't ripen in time. When I lived in Thailand they eat a lot of winged beans - they eat them fresh on the side with noodle curries. Very crispy and fresh tasting, like eating raw green beans.
Have you ever tried tromboncino squash. The vines were huge, one row covering about 20'x20'. When the squash is little they're great in salad if they even make it to the house. I stored the big ones in the spare bathtub and they were good until Spring.
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I had my first garden last season. I already have a rubbermaid tote full of seeds. MY PEOPLE! Ive just placed my FOURTH migardener order.
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and i’ve got 11 varieties of seed potatos pre ordered….
Lol, Chad , you're not done. I say that all the time then I get a text, email etc and down the rabbit hole I go. We love what we do. Seed nerds unite. I love the seed companies you use, I also buy from lazy dog farm, the rusted garden . Another favorite for fruit tree's and berries is Stark Bros. Yeah, I got it bad... Pepper's, you got this. We live in different climates ( Virginia) but they are a favorite yearly for me. Good soil, water, feed , Pepper's love heat and need full sun but they appreciate a bit of shade in the afternoon sun when it's blazing hot. I totally get squash, we fight squash bugs here not borer. Those things are the devil. This year, I'm planting a late crop of summer squash. I'm trying to avoid the life cycle, so our squash will go in mid July and grow til frost instead of plant in May and be killed off in July. I loved your seed haul , I'm expecting my 3rd baker's creek order tomorrow 😂
I like winged beans stir fried with beef or just dip in caramelized beef belly sauce (kho quet) or just raw just like cucumber or tomato as a side dish
Let me tell you about the small melons that you bought I swear, even the squash grow them up a trellis and they actually do much better my melons and my watermelons and my winter squash. I have a pumpkin out there right now. I think it’s a winter squash really I need a harvest. It’s still doing good, but even the, throw up trailers I swear they do much better I’m never successful with the zucchini, but I think I’m going to make one of those covered planter boxes so I can have some type of squash that the bugs don’t get to. I’m gonna try.
I grew the candy roaster last year, but the vine was still got it, but I’m found out that if I start everything late fall, I have a better chance I actually had a lot of squashes and my melons and everything were better and late fall
Are you in the south, because your onion seed is for the Deep South. If you are central or northern, you need a long day onion. You should put your zone in your description. You should watch IM Gardner video on starting onion seeds. It is helpful. I like the Vermont Bean Company for the most variety of beans. Totally Tomatoes catalog for the most variety of tomatoes and peppers. I like Pinetree seed as they have seeds that are smaller quantity and price for the home gardeners. Territorial Seed has a nice variety as does Johnnys which is very reliable. I like Bakers Creek too.
Yup, the winged beans are weird bro. 🤣 I've had the same issues with funky colored carrots, they just don't grow. I'm also moving to much shorter maturing varieties because my north facing garden tends to be very slow anyways. Basil tends to just bolt for me, I've had horrible luck with it. They say it's a companion plant for tomatoes, but it just bolts in the summer heat. Makes no sense.
Seed nerds unite 👏🏼
Seed Nerds, U-N-I-T-E!!!
Sir! You said you are done with seeds and proceed to say your about to order more seeds!! YOU ARE NEVER DONE!!!!! 😂😂😂😂 with much respect and love from another seed nerd 🤓 always room for more seeds 😂😂❤❤❤
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Classic addiction behavior lol
You make me feel so much better about myself ... "honestly I don't remember everything i bought" .. I thought I had a rare sickness.. but it's normal! Seed nerds unite!
Fellow seed nerd here!💚👋🏾🤟🏾
Seed nerd unite 💪🏾
I grew cowpeas up my okra "trees" and up the stakes I used for my tomato trellises last year and it worked fabulously. The only thing I would do differently is, only growing one pea vine per okra because they will weigh them down toward the end of the season.
I'm a seed addict too. I started buying from Baker Creek, but
I started buying seeds from Dollarseed many years ago when money was scarce.
Chad the winter here in the south is the best time to grow onion. Starting seed in August and September to plant out in October thru December will produce bigger onion for us in the deep south. Wish you all the luck on growing squash this year. I myself gave up on growing squash in the spring and now grow it in the fall to keep from having to fight with the vine borer.
YEESSSSS!!!!
So excited for another seed haul. 🎉
We’re never done ordering seeds 😂💯
I’m wanting a more diverse bean year as well. I also want to learn more bean recipes.
I’m growing the Ayote green flesh squash as well! And it’s a curcubita moshata, which is supposed to be more vine borer resistant (kinda like Seminole pumpkins and butternuts; but vine borer killed this in my garden too 😅)
In our area, we need to start onions in September/October, and plant out the seedlings in November. They overwinter outside then start to quickly bulb up in Spring. I had a good harvest in April 2023. I’m in Cleveland, TX
I love Baker Creek’s Advertising Videos 😂
I got the same problem! seed nerds unite.🙌
I love seed hauls
Great seed haul! I love seeing what everyone is planning to grow this season. I’m actually planning to do a seed haul video on my channel soon too-it’s always so exciting to share ideas and get inspired by others! I pray everyone has a bountiful harvest this year!❤🌱
Watching you going through all the seed packs, I realized I missed the video where you expanded your backyard to 40 acres 😊
@@billh8386 🤣😂 I told my husband last summer , help me narrow it down or we need a 50 acre farm.
It took my 4 years of trying to grow onions, but once I figured it out it is easy now.
I love growing peppers. I grow a few new varieties every year. I grow some just as an ingredient for certain dishes. I grow others just to pickle, and all the others get dehydrated and made into different spices. Peppers are amazing!
I feel the same way about squash. I swore I wouldn't waste my time, but I love squash and zucchini so much that I feel obligated to try at least one or two.
All the seeds! 😍 I am on a seed buying ban for this year now. I have too much and not enough room to grow everything. I'm focusing on peppers this year too but the sweet varieties. We recently ran out of our frozen peppers from the last season and I want more to freeze. Also will be trying my hand at corn for the first time!
We like snapped black eye peas better than snapped green beans! Cooked with onions, garlic, and a little bacon...so delicious! Try it!
Chad I'm going to try squash this spring as well. I'm determined. This time I'm keeping them covered. Also I've gotten some bush/container varieties. We'll see
We all say we're done buying seeds, but we're really not 😂 addiction to seeds is a good addiction. Proud to be a seed nerd!
I also like Johnny Seeds. They are great
I can’t even get my seeds started until sometime in February! I have to check my last frost date too. But we just had the same freeze y’all had. So last plant gone- sweetie tomato. I got some new and different seeds but didn’t buy a lot since I bought earlier and still have seed from last year. I can’t seem to grow a good watermelon, but I will continue to try! 😁
1:03 "I'm done!" 1:30 "I'm about to order a couple more from Pepper Joe!"...... I'm right there with you. I've ordered twice since OCT from Baker's Creek, once from MIgardner & once from Pinetree!!! My garden space won't hold but about 8 packets of the $475... addict here without shame! Love your channel. PLEASE tell me how you cook all those eggplants. I only fry them. Thanks~ Sharon from North GA.
6:04 I grew these peppers last summer! Delicious and huge! Definitely on my list to grow this summer 😊 so I’m adding seeds to my baker creek cart… seed haul videos suck me in every time! I’m going to try onions again too. I’ve failed on them every year.. and garlic too..
Tour bean seeds.. so pretty😊 I love growing beans .. going to do 2 greenstalks with them this summer! Off to shop basils.. beans.. pumpkins maybe? I really should look thru my seed collection first…
That Ayote squash sounds good. Definitely growing that this year.
Black eyed peas and cabbage. Here in Kentucky when I was a kid my mom would always cook with a silver dime in the cabbage.
What did the dime do?
As a fellow seed nerd, I have to say, I have so many seeds that I had a custom box for storage gifted to me and I’m busting out of that. 😂For my birthday I routinely receive seeds and dirt (bags of potting soil) from my brother and mom and on Christmas, usually some new garden gadgets or fertilizer. I’m probably the easiest one in my family to shop for (that’s what I tell myself) 😊
Year 2024 was the year of super hots for me. I’m in southeast Louisiana and they were super prolific. This year will be year of milder peppers for me 😅
Yes we do black eyed peas and collard greens! It's a southern tradition I think bc I grew up in NJ but never knew about it.
SFMF . First time viewer and subscriber . I'm also concentrating on peppers this year . Got the tomato thing down pretty much . I sell starts in the spring , usually 3-4 thousand to the community . We have a large gardening contingency here in Phoebus , Va. Keep up the good work . Try blue spice basil . I grow it just for the fragrance
I had a pretty amazing pepper season last year.. here in my 5b/6a garden. I started them early.. late feb.. by late May they were lush and ready to plant out.. and then they took off! I started them in 1” cells and bumped them up to 2.5” and that’s where they stayed until plant out.
Hello! Fellow Devil Dog here! You’re going to love the North Georgia Candy Roasters! They grow REALLY long vines so be prepared for that. And they taste phenomenal! I’ve been growing them and saving seeds from them for years. So, don’t hesitate to shoot me a message if you have any questions!
Some cool picks man. 👍🏻
Southern Exposure Seed Exchange is great for us Southern gardeners!
I also use Peaceful Valley and Botanical Interest.
Started my peppers two weeks ago in seed trays. I had to grow the north Georgia candy roaster since I live in North Georgia lol
Chad here in the Houston area onions need to be planted in oct-nov so they have enough time in ground to grow and develop bulbs. Seeds need to be planted with enough time to be big enough (like the size of onion transplants you see at Home Depot, Lowes) by oct-nov. Onions need a the cool/cold temp and a long time to develop. They need alot of nitrogen in the beginning and then later when you see a slight swell of the bulb they need the soil to be pulled away from the bulb area coz they wont push the soil out of the way and grow a bulb themselves. Start adding phosphorus of potassium once the soil is removed to allow bulb growth. You may have to do this 2-3 times depending on how fast they form bulbs. As the days get longer and warmer it sends the message to the plant to produce bigger bulbs coz it has almost completed its first year life cycle. On year 2 the onions will flower and make seed pods. If this happens the first year cut it off so it will send all its energy into the bulb. If you allow some to produce seeds you wont have to buy any seeds again and they will grow better for you next time coz they have adapted to your backyard/area. I planted my Onion transplants in mid november and they are doing very well, even in this cold snap we are having here. Also, I have never been able to grow onions from seed either. I enjoy your videos. Its nice to watch/follow someone who lives in the same general area as me. 👍 Also, as one seed nerd to another, there is a winter squash called "Canada Crookneck" that is resistant to squash vine borer and disease resistant. Baker Creek has the seeds.
New to growing so just a few seeds to start my UK allotment 😊
I love growing the crazy hot peppers- I boil in water and use I as pest control since im a chemical free grower . You can also powder I and jus sprinkle I around the dirt
I got the winged beans, the Kayto carrots and the black beans trail of tears
Onions are a winter crop here. I get my sets from DixonDell, out of Carizo Springs, and have them in the ground,mid November. I harvest in June. I have monsters every year.
I think the main worry with growing superhots, is making sure you have a long enough season to ripen them. Start as early as possible, maybe grow them in large pots. I'm in zone 5b and late fall, I lose a lot of unripe superhots on the in-ground plants that didn't ripen in time.
When I lived in Thailand they eat a lot of winged beans - they eat them fresh on the side with noodle curries. Very crispy and fresh tasting, like eating raw green beans.
Have you ever tried tromboncino squash. The vines were huge, one row covering about 20'x20'. When the squash is little they're great in salad if they even make it to the house. I stored the big ones in the spare bathtub and they were good until Spring.
I had my first garden last season. I already have a rubbermaid tote full of seeds. MY PEOPLE! Ive just placed my FOURTH migardener order.
and i’ve got 11 varieties of seed potatos pre ordered….
Maby consider trying fruit tree covers and hand pollination for your squash. You will love the Desi squash and Lemon Queen Sunflowers. Good seeds 😊
Laughing out loud😂 I understand
I got my jedi peppers and Giant marconi from pepper Joe. Looking forward to seeing how they will do.
Lol, Chad , you're not done. I say that all the time then I get a text, email etc and down the rabbit hole I go. We love what we do. Seed nerds unite.
I love the seed companies you use, I also buy from lazy dog farm, the rusted garden . Another favorite for fruit tree's and berries is Stark Bros. Yeah, I got it bad...
Pepper's, you got this. We live in different climates ( Virginia) but they are a favorite yearly for me. Good soil, water, feed , Pepper's love heat and need full sun but they appreciate a bit of shade in the afternoon sun when it's blazing hot.
I totally get squash, we fight squash bugs here not borer. Those things are the devil. This year, I'm planting a late crop of summer squash. I'm trying to avoid the life cycle, so our squash will go in mid July and grow til frost instead of plant in May and be killed off in July.
I loved your seed haul , I'm expecting my 3rd baker's creek order tomorrow 😂
Ha! For real! Then theres ppl showing their seed hauls in gardening groups and youre like i dont have that yet 😂😂
Seed nerds unite! And I feel bad because I have so many seeds and not enough "space".. but you look like you live in a subdivision!
I feel you brother...the last thing I need is more seeds but that Baker Creek catalog is calling out to me!!! I just can't resist!!😢
I like winged beans stir fried with beef or just dip in caramelized beef belly sauce (kho quet) or just raw just like cucumber or tomato as a side dish
Let me tell you about the small melons that you bought I swear, even the squash grow them up a trellis and they actually do much better my melons and my watermelons and my winter squash. I have a pumpkin out there right now. I think it’s a winter squash really I need a harvest. It’s still doing good, but even the, throw up trailers I swear they do much better
I’m never successful with the zucchini, but I think I’m going to make one of those covered planter boxes so I can have some type of squash that the bugs don’t get to. I’m gonna try.
You better have a lot of land for that moonflower here it’s very invasive
I grew the candy roaster last year, but the vine was still got it, but I’m found out that if I start everything late fall, I have a better chance I actually had a lot of squashes and my melons and everything were better and late fall
Are you in the south, because your onion seed is for the Deep South. If you are central or northern, you need a long day onion. You should put your zone in your description. You should watch IM Gardner video on starting onion seeds. It is helpful.
I like the Vermont Bean Company for the most variety of beans. Totally Tomatoes catalog for the most variety of tomatoes and peppers. I like Pinetree seed as they have seeds that are smaller quantity and price for the home gardeners. Territorial Seed has a nice variety as does Johnnys which is very reliable. I like Bakers Creek too.
Marys heirlooms!
for super hot pepper seeds i use White Hot Peppers, Texas Hot Peppers and Matt's Peppers. welcome to the super hot game bro!!!
Yup, the winged beans are weird bro. 🤣
I've had the same issues with funky colored carrots, they just don't grow. I'm also moving to much shorter maturing varieties because my north facing garden tends to be very slow anyways.
Basil tends to just bolt for me, I've had horrible luck with it. They say it's a companion plant for tomatoes, but it just bolts in the summer heat. Makes no sense.
I’m also a seeds nerd 😂
I have onions and garlic and greens in
Okay. I buy a LOT of seeds, but I never get pretty packaging. My daughter in law got pretty BOXES from Baker Creek. I get grey envelopes.
I need to get the white ghost 😂
Do you start seeds indoor or just direct sow?
Enablers 😅
Hello my name is Gerald I’m a seed nerd. Lol
I’ve said that lie so many times. I always order more 😂
black futsu squash is resistant to vine Borer if you wanna try something different.
Is that pink spinach? I need that for my daughter.
I grew it last year and got lots from it. The leaves grow up a stalk not low to the ground like spinach.
@christyfinley9099 oh cool. My 3 year old daughter wants a pink garden this year >_
I have to hide my seed catalogs from my husband 😂
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Addiction is rough. Maybe you should try therapy. Something like?????? Grow a garden. You need seeds.