93 here in East Texas. What a relief! The ten day forecast is showing some days in the 80’s soon so that’s exciting!👍🏻It rained yesterday and on and off all day today. It made it hot and humid though when the sun finally came out. 😮I planted out all my onion seeds and my brassicas today. The kale I planted a couple days ago and the red Russian is winning so far. It’s up and happy to be alive! Love it!
Thank goodness it is September ❤ I know Y'all are excited about that 😊 Thank you for always being informative about all the vegetables 👍 Y'all have a wonderful time this weekend in Alabama ❤❤
Today the heat index in Texas was another 113. I planted 4 purple sweet potatoes that were popping eyes galore. Shoot they were out of the soil in 3 days! I might not get taters but the critters will have leaves. 😊
Glad ya'll didn't get any damage from Hurricane Idalia. South of Valdosta into Lake Park, a lot of damage, lots if trees down. God is good. I received my seeds just before the hurricane 🌀 hit. So excited to do some fall planting. Thanks 😊 Hoss Tools!
Glad to see fall planting info. It’s almost that time here. My mom, brothers, and cousins got hit hard in Hahira, Lakeland, and Lake Park. They’ll be recouping pecan tree farm for a long time. Looks like our weather will be great Saturday for Petals. 👩🌾💚
One thing you should mention and stock is swiss chard. I grow the white Ford hook and it is wonderful. Keep cutting and cutting. It stands up good till late in the spring when it gets hot here in GA. Love y'all 🥰💋
I am just getting into really planting a big fall crop here in East Tennessee. Zone 7A. Broccoli,lettuce,kale, collards,mustard,snow peas,bunching onions, and big onions. Some of my seed is not very good but giving it a go!!!
I don't grow celery, but I use large collard stems in its place. Same size, shape, and when it is cold it is sweeter than celery. Compare your stalks of celery to collard stems. They look the same.
Hoping the last of the 100s will be this Saturday. I just finally, this week put all of my broccoli, kale, transplants, in two long raised beds with the white insect cover. I’ve waited, waited, for cooler temps, but I started them sooo early. Well a good portion, didn’t take it well. It’s sickening. What I feared, is happening. Apparently my brassicas are like me and believe when it says, feels like 102, that it really is 102🙁 now what? 🤷♀️
I started some Plathora onion seeds I bought from Hoss several years ago and I was pleasantly surprised at the germination. I wouldn't be afraid to say I got at least 85% rate. I also started some DP Sweets and Chanti red onions.
So you start your cool weather brassicas now should be ready to plant in the ground by October so down here in Northeast Florida zone9aI should be starting my brassicas first of October how do you say that’s about correct
I'm trying grow 1015 onion seeds. Most of my first attempt died. I'm not sure if I underwatered or overwatered them. Tried again and they seem to be doing much better, but I'm still worried about how to water them. Can you give some tips on how to know when the seedlings need water? When to water? How much to water? When to start using fertilizer when you water? etc. Thanks PS - I ordered plants from you to fill in where the seedlings died. When in November do you ship to Cols GA?
i am in southern oklahoma, zone 7b/8a .. our first expected frost date according to the farmer's almanac is oct 31st .. do i still have enough time to start and plant my brassica's? i can never seem to get the correct planting times down .. i either start the seeds way to early or way too late ..
I went to website to get those Texas sweet onions and they are unavailable? When will you get some in? I get all my seeds from you . Also I am looking for dragon bean seeds ?
It’s still over 100 here in Texas.
103 in Dallas area
Yeah, I found a cheap shade cloth and it's working for now.
Would be nice not to still have 100+ temps lol... Could use lot of rain as well in SE Texas
93 here in East Texas. What a relief! The ten day forecast is showing some days in the 80’s soon so that’s exciting!👍🏻It rained yesterday and on and off all day today. It made it hot and humid though when the sun finally came out. 😮I planted out all my onion seeds and my brassicas today. The kale I planted a couple days ago and the red Russian is winning so far. It’s up and happy to be alive! Love it!
Thank goodness it is September ❤ I know Y'all are excited about that 😊 Thank you for always being informative about all the vegetables 👍 Y'all have a wonderful time this weekend in Alabama ❤❤
Today the heat index in Texas was another 113. I planted 4 purple sweet potatoes that were popping eyes galore. Shoot they were out of the soil in 3 days! I might not get taters but the critters will have leaves. 😊
I grew celery one year here in southeast Texas and I had so much I couldn’t pick it fast enough. Use chicken manure and they will grow like crazy 😊
Oh wow!
Ill tell ya, it was loke 72 when we woke up in SWFL and Ive never been so happy and worried 😂
Glad ya'll didn't get any damage from Hurricane Idalia. South of Valdosta into Lake Park, a lot of damage, lots if trees down. God is good. I received my seeds just before the hurricane 🌀 hit. So excited to do some fall planting. Thanks 😊 Hoss Tools!
Thank you for the encouragement. Man it’s been a hot one this year. Look forward to Fall planting.
Yes last two weeks its been too hit to go out in the garden
Yeah, it's been roasting here in Orlando even post hurricane Idalia.
Here in Mississippi it’s still HOT and DRY! No rain in about 10-12 weeks. Jyy it st awful.
Thanks Hoss Tools for the information on the Fall gardens ❤ Y'all please 🙏 have a wonderful and safe trip to Alabama ❤
My radishes, carrots, spinach all germinated. Just planted bok choy, more carrots and lettuce today. 7A north GA
Sounds great!
It was 112*F on my porch in the shade today in central TEXAS
We're neighbors. Man it's been BRUTAL!! We've gotten less than a half inch of rain since early June.
Glad to see fall planting info. It’s almost that time here. My mom, brothers, and cousins got hit hard in Hahira, Lakeland, and Lake Park. They’ll be recouping pecan tree farm for a long time. Looks like our weather will be great Saturday for Petals. 👩🌾💚
Sorry to hear that
One thing you should mention and stock is swiss chard. I grow the white Ford hook and it is wonderful. Keep cutting and cutting. It stands up good till late in the spring when it gets hot here in GA. Love y'all 🥰💋
Thanks for the info!
My Conan seeds arrived today!! Wish me luck👍🏼
I am just getting into really planting a big fall crop here in East Tennessee. Zone 7A. Broccoli,lettuce,kale, collards,mustard,snow peas,bunching onions, and big onions. Some of my seed is not very good but giving it a go!!!
Sounds great!
I don't grow celery, but I use large collard stems in its place. Same size, shape, and when it is cold it is sweeter than celery. Compare your stalks of celery to collard stems. They look the same.
Did you say Ruskin Florida? My hometown. The Big Tomato haha. At least it used to be.
We haven't had 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th summer here in NC.
That cooler weather lasted all of 2 days here in NC. It’s in the 90s all week again. Today’s high is 95...
Thanks for the video. I’m always nervous about planting a full garden and your content particularly this video. It has taken my fears away.
Hoping the last of the 100s will be this Saturday. I just finally, this week put all of my broccoli, kale, transplants, in two long raised beds with the white insect cover. I’ve waited, waited, for cooler temps, but I started them sooo early. Well a good portion, didn’t take it well. It’s sickening. What I feared, is happening. Apparently my brassicas are like me and believe when it says, feels like 102, that it really is 102🙁 now what? 🤷♀️
Sounds great!
@@gardeningwithhoss o..k.. 🤔
I started some Plathora onion seeds I bought from Hoss several years ago and I was pleasantly surprised at the germination. I wouldn't be afraid to say I got at least 85% rate. I also started some DP Sweets and Chanti red onions.
Thanks for sharing!
Nice looking Dog. 😀
Thanks 👍
I direct seeded my celery this year and had more than I could eat. Dehydrated it
It's so hot here in SouthEast Texas. I want to plant some cover crops but we haven't had enough rain to plant anything.
I'm in Live Oak and we got hammered
Sorry to hear. It took a shift at the end and we missed the worst, but our heart goes out to you and those that got hit hard.
A lot of good information!! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Stay close to Jesus
Wow! Thank you for that informative video. Are y'all close to central Florida? Got a little patch I'm gonna get going based off this video. Thanks!!
We are about 90 minutes from Florida line. Tallahassee
@@gardeningwithhoss Thank you sir, pretty much the same climate almost. I'll be placing an order for those seeds this week. Appreciate your knowledge!
So you start your cool weather brassicas now should be ready to plant in the ground by October so down here in Northeast Florida zone9aI should be starting my brassicas first of October how do you say that’s about correct
Sounds great!
When will your bulb onion starts be available? October? Mine did great from you guys last year! First time I grew monster onions 🎉
Oops, should have listened to the whole of the video... November 👍
Yes, October. We will start taking pre-0rders later this week.
I'm trying grow 1015 onion seeds. Most of my first attempt died. I'm not sure if I underwatered or overwatered them. Tried again and they seem to be doing much better, but I'm still worried about how to water them. Can you give some tips on how to know when the seedlings need water? When to water? How much to water? When to start using fertilizer when you water? etc. Thanks PS - I ordered plants from you to fill in where the seedlings died. When in November do you ship to Cols GA?
check this growing guide for growing from seed.
hosstools.com/blogs/growing-guides/how-to-grow-onions-from-seed
what about little marvel peas?
hosstools.com/products/marvel-chickpea?_pos=2&_psq=+chic&_ss=e&_v=1.0&variant=45579356766518
i was hoping for this video! what about carrots here in se ga?
coming soon
Do y’all mail any plants to transplant? Such as cabbage and sweet onion? And cauliflower? I’m in zone 8A.
We will have onion plants in late October. We do other plants in the Spring.
i am in southern oklahoma, zone 7b/8a .. our first expected frost date according to the farmer's almanac is oct 31st .. do i still have enough time to start and plant my brassica's? i can never seem to get the correct planting times down .. i either start the seeds way to early or way too late ..
yes, need to be planting seeds now. Most brassica's can tolerated frost.
@@gardeningwithhoss thank you so much
I went to website to get those Texas sweet onions and they are unavailable? When will you get some in? I get all my seeds from you . Also I am looking for dragon bean seeds ?
We are packing now, be sure to sign up for the restock notifications.
Is Albuquerque New Mexico considered "in the south?"
That I don't know
Hoss, what about bunching onions? I’m in zone 9B Florida. Can I start these and if I can, what’s type(s) would you recommend?
We have a new one
hosstools.com/products/performer-bunching-onion?_pos=1&_sid=e21b6c9da&_ss=r&variant=45579404443958
@gardeningwithhoss. Is it necessary to cut the tops back three inches with bunching onions the way you do with the bulbing onion?
False fall??