Row by Row Garden Show

Greg and Sheila

Join Greg and Sheila from Hoss Tools for the Row by Row Garden Show. Their weekly vegetable gardening show focuses on content for people who like to grow their own food. Greg and Sheila discuss current gardening trends, best varieties to plant, tips and tricks for improving your harvest, and much more!!

  1. 2d ago

    Growing Flowers in the Winter, Can It Be Done?

    Hey Neighbor! Do you think growing flowers through the winter is impossible? Think again! This week, we’re talking about the flowers you should be planting now to set yourself up for beautiful blooms and strong, sturdy stems when spring arrives. Evan breaks down why starting your seeds now can make such a difference, including which varieties benefit from stratification and how a little planning during the cooler months can lead to a much better flower garden later on. We’re also covering some of the most popular cool-season flower varieties you can start planting, including the different groups of snapdragons and which types may work best in your growing zone. Plus, we’re sharing one of our favorite cool-season flowers that deserves a spot in every flower garden! If you’ve been dreaming about beautiful blooms this spring, now is the time to start planning, planting, and getting those seeds in the ground. Grab some seeds, get growing, and let’s make this your best flower garden yet! Flower Seeds - https://growhoss.com/collections/flowers WEBSITE - https://growhoss.com/ JOIN THE HOSS GARDENING CLUB - https://shorturl.at/QXp2L EMAIL NEWSLETTER SIGN-UP - https://bit.ly/3CXsBAl JOIN OUR ROW BY ROW COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/rowbyrow FOLLOW US: Facebook - https://facebook.com/hosstools​ Instagram - https://instagram.com/growhoss TikTok- https://tiktok.com/@gardeningwithhoss Pinterest- https:/pinterest.com/growhoss #hosstools​ #vegetablegarden​ #hoss #getdirty #hosstoolsseeds #growyourownfood #growhoss #howtostartseeds #gardening #coolseasonflowers

  2. Aug 28

    Everything You Need To Know About Growing Cool-Season Vegetables

    Hey Neighbor! Cooler temperatures are on the way, which means it’s time to get your fall garden growing! In this episode, we’re sharing some of our favorite fall crop varieties, including heat-tolerant options for those first plantings and cold-hardy varieties that are perfect for succession planting as the temperatures drop. We’re also sharing a bonus flower that’s joining our starter plant lineup! We’ll talk about how to fertilize your fall crops for strong growth, what to expect with your starter plants as they ship, and how to get your garden prepped and ready for planting. And don’t forget about those fall pests! We’ll cover what to watch out for, how to spot the damage, and what you can do to stay ahead of them. Join us in the garden for plenty of tips to help make your fall garden a success! LIVE PLANTS - https://growhoss.com/collections/plants-bulbs PEST CONTROL - https://tinyurl.com/yf5694st WEBSITE - https://growhoss.com/ JOIN THE HOSS GARDENING CLUB - https://shorturl.at/QXp2L EMAIL NEWSLETTER SIGN-UP - https://bit.ly/3CXsBAl JOIN OUR ROW BY ROW COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/rowbyrow FOLLOW US: Facebook - https://facebook.com/hosstools​ Instagram - https://instagram.com/growhoss TikTok- https://tiktok.com/@gardeningwithhoss Pinterest- https:/pinterest.com/growhoss #hosstools​ #vegetablegarden​ #hoss #getdirty #hosstoolsseeds #growyourownfood #growhoss #howtostartseeds #gardening #fallgardening

  3. Aug 14

    The Best Onion To Plant For Your Location

    Hey Neighbor! It’s time to start thinking about planting onions, and here in the South, we’re getting ready for short day onions. But choosing the right type of onion for your garden is important if you want to grow those big, beautiful bulbs. Tonight, we’re breaking down the three types of onions: short day, intermediate day, and long day, and explaining how daylight hours and your location determine which type will grow best for you. We’ll talk about the onion varieties we’ve had the best success with here at Hoss, as well as other varieties that perform well in our Southern growing conditions. We’ll also cover how cold hardy onions are, what to do when freezing temperatures arrive, when your onions will begin bulbing, and when you should get them started. Plus, we’ll share some tips for keeping your onions healthy from planting all the way to harvest. Whether you’re growing onions in the South or somewhere else, make sure you’re planting the right type of onion at the right time for your location. That’s the key to growing big, healthy bulbs. If you’re planning your onion crop this year, let us know what varieties you’re growing! Onions - https://growhoss.com/collections/onions WEBSITE - https://growhoss.com/ JOIN THE HOSS GARDENING CLUB - https://shorturl.at/QXp2L EMAIL NEWSLETTER SIGN-UP - https://bit.ly/3CXsBAl JOIN OUR ROW BY ROW COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/rowbyrow FOLLOW US: Facebook - https://facebook.com/hosstools​ Instagram - https://instagram.com/growhoss TikTok- https://tiktok.com/@gardeningwithhoss Pinterest- https:/pinterest.com/growhoss #hosstools​ #vegetablegarden​ #hoss #getdirty #hosstoolsseeds #growyourownfood #growhoss #howtostartseeds #gardening

  4. Jul 24

    Is Your Drip Irrigation Failing? Do This Now!

    Hey Neighbor, Is your drip irrigation system not performing like it used to? Clogged emitters, uneven watering, low pressure, and mineral buildup can all keep your garden from getting the water it needs. In this video, Greg shares the most common reasons drip irrigation systems fail and the simple maintenance steps you can take to get them working like new again. A little preventative maintenance now can save your plants, conserve water, and keep your garden thriving through the hottest part of the season. In this video, you'll learn: • The most common causes of drip irrigation problems • How to identify clogged emitters and blocked lines • Tips for flushing and cleaning your system • Simple maintenance that extends the life of your irrigation setup • How to keep your garden watered efficiently all season long Whether you're growing vegetables in raised beds, rows, or containers, these quick maintenance tips will help you get the most from your drip irrigation system. Shop Drip Irrigation - https://shorturl.at/NX9ed WEBSITE - https://growhoss.com/ JOIN THE HOSS GARDENING CLUB - https://shorturl.at/QXp2L EMAIL NEWSLETTER SIGN-UP - https://bit.ly/3CXsBAl JOIN OUR ROW BY ROW COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/rowbyrow FOLLOW US: Facebook - https://facebook.com/hosstools​ Instagram - https://instagram.com/growhoss TikTok- https://tiktok.com/@gardeningwithhoss Pinterest- https:/pinterest.com/growhoss #hosstools​ #vegetablegarden​ #hoss #getdirty #hosstoolsseeds #growyourownfood #growhoss #howtostartseeds #gardeningworld

  5. Jul 17

    Can You Garden In July?

    Hey Neighbor! Think it's too late to garden in July? Think again! In this episode of the Row By Row Garden Show, we're talking about what you should be doing in your garden right now, from planting late-season crops and preparing for your fall garden to staying safe while harvesting fresh produce during the recent Cyclospora outbreaks. In This Episode: Can you still garden in July? What vegetables you can still plant before July 20 How to start planning your fall garden Watering, mulching, cover crops, and garden maintenance Growing pumpkins for Halloween Tips for gardeners heading out on vacation Why container gardening is a great option during summer heat Cyclospora Food Safety Update: Several states, including Michigan, Ohio, North Carolina, and New York City, have reported increased Cyclospora cases this year. We discuss: ✅ Proper produce washing techniques ✅ Why soap and water beat hand sanitizer ✅ Foods commonly linked to past outbreaks ✅ Symptoms to watch for ✅ Why growing your own food is one of the best ways to know where your food comes from July Garden Checklist ✔️ Plan your fall garden ✔️ Remove spent crops quickly ✔️ Plant tomatoes, corn, okra, cucumbers, squash, beans, and more ✔️ Water deeply—not frequently ✔️ Keep weeds under control ✔️ Make notes about sun, shade, drainage, pests, and irrigation ✔️ Start fall transplants indoors ✔️ Grow in containers for flexibility during the summer heat Garden Spotlight: This week's spotlight features Sharon Colburn from Harvest, Alabama (Zone 7), sharing an incredible harvest of Hoss green beans, squash, carrots, and onions—and why she loves the Hoss Fertilizer Injector! Plus, don't miss another classic Old Goat Drawing with Patsy McBroom!

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Join Greg and Sheila from Hoss Tools for the Row by Row Garden Show. Their weekly vegetable gardening show focuses on content for people who like to grow their own food. Greg and Sheila discuss current gardening trends, best varieties to plant, tips and tricks for improving your harvest, and much more!!

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