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🍓 Last Call for Strawberry Plants! We're SERIOUS this time! Our strawberry plants are looking great, but inventory is ru...
10/27/2026

🍓 Last Call for Strawberry Plants! We're SERIOUS this time!

Our strawberry plants are looking great, but inventory is running LOW! If you've been waiting to add strawberries to your garden, now's the time! We have very limited quantities remaining of Ruby June, Albion, Camarosa, and Chandler, plus our Strawberry Plant Bundle for those who want to grow a variety! BUT once they're gone, they're gone!

10/26/2026

🥦 Want to grow BIG broccoli heads? Add some organic fertilizer!

🥦 A little cold weather isn’t going to scare your broccoli! 😂 Worried about those freezing temperatures coming for your ...
10/26/2026

🥦 A little cold weather isn’t going to scare your broccoli! 😂

Worried about those freezing temperatures coming for your garden? Cool-season crops like broccoli, cabbage, collards, and more can handle chilly weather just fine. In fact, a little frost can actually make those greens taste even sweeter!

Somewhere along the way, “greens are better after a frost” became common garden wisdom around here. We’re not arguing with it!

10/25/2026

Hey Neighbor! Want to grow beautiful flowers even when temperatures start to drop? In this video, we're sharing how to grow cool-season flowers, including tips for direct sowing seeds, transplanting young plants, and protecting your flowers during the winter months.

Cool-season flowers are a great way to add color to your garden during fall, winter, and early spring. We'll walk you through preparing a garden bed for planting, growing snapdragons from transplants, and direct sowing flower seeds like Blueplurum and Nigella. We'll also take a closer look at Feverfew and share practical tips for protecting your flowers from frost and freezing temperatures.

Whether you're starting your first flower garden or looking to extend your growing season, these tips will help you grow healthy, beautiful blooms through the cooler months.

In This Video:
- Preparing garden beds for cool-season flowers
- Planting and growing snapdragon transplants
- Growing Feverfew in the garden
- Direct sowing cool-season flower seeds
- Growing Gold Bupleurum and Albion Green Pod Nigella
- Protecting flowers from frost and cold winter weather

Cool-Season Flower Seeds - https://tinyurl.com/mwdbfvpx

Lazy Garden Kit - https://tinyurl.com/4j2uamy2

Supreme Plant Protection Cover - https://tinyurl.com/4c4mf5jb

🥦 Fall and winter are the best times to grow brocolli here in the south and if your broccoli has ever ended up looking l...
10/25/2026

🥦 Fall and winter are the best times to grow brocolli here in the south and if your broccoli has ever ended up looking like this... YOU'RE NOT ALONE!

You might want to take a look around your plants (especially underneath your leaves) though because I am sure you will find the culprits! The most common are Cabbage Worms & Loopers, Cutworms, or Flea Beetles.

Try using Take Down, Neem Oil or Diatomaceous Earth! All work for these pests without harming beneficial insects.

10/24/2026

🌱Reasons why we LOVE starting seeds in October! What are you growing this fall?

🌱✨ Garden Spotlight of the Week - Charlie & Edie!This week we’re heading out to Tarkington Prairie, Texas, Zone 9a, to s...
10/24/2026

🌱✨ Garden Spotlight of the Week - Charlie & Edie!

This week we’re heading out to Tarkington Prairie, Texas, Zone 9a, to spotlight Charlie and Edie’s incredible garden! After more than 10 years of gardening, they say this has been one of their best seasons yet, and they’re giving a lot of credit to the Hossinator varieties they added to their garden this year.

Their garden is no small operation either! They grow most of their plants in 10-gallon grow bags, with about 240 bags across two plots, along with four 30 x 35-foot in-ground plots. Their harvests include Hossinator jalapeños, pickling cucumbers, tomatoes, and bell peppers, and Charlie had some pretty strong words for those Hossinator jalapeños: “Good grief, those things are prolific, vigorous and HUGE!!”

We love seeing gardeners take the principles they’ve learned from Hoss and put them to work in their own gardens. Charlie and Edie, thank you for sharing your garden and for being part of the Hoss community!

Want to see your garden featured next? Send your garden photos and story to [email protected]. 🌱

It’s Flower Friday and we’re putting the spotlight on Starburst Lemon Eclair Sunflower 🌻This unique sunflower features a...
10/23/2026

It’s Flower Friday and we’re putting the spotlight on Starburst Lemon Eclair Sunflower 🌻

This unique sunflower features a rich chocolate center surrounded by lemon-colored petals, making it a standout in any flower garden. With early blooms at just 55 days to maturity and a branching habit, it delivers a steady supply of beautiful cut flowers all season long. Perfect for narrow plantings, garden beds, or adding color to your cut flower garden.

Who else is growing sunflowers this season?

10/23/2026

We love a good flashback reel! Especially one that causes a lot of garden controversy! What do you think? 😅

10/23/2026

What would you do with a new Kubota? 🚜

Tackle the garden. Work the property. Start that project you've been putting off.

Grow Hoss is giving away a Kubota L Series Tractor, and it could be yours!

Enter the Get Dirty Sweepstakes today: https://bit.ly/4sfO6nw

NO PURCH. NEC. Open to legal residents of the U.S./D.C., 18+. Void in AK, HI, NY & where prohibited. Begins 9/1/26 and ends 11/30/26. Subject to Official Rules, including free entry method: https://bit.ly/3VWzfSP. Sponsor: Grow Hoss, Inc.

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