All About Wheel Hoes

Today Greg takes us out to the garden to learn all about the different double wheel hoe attachments, how to use them, and what function they serve. Tune in for some great information on the double wheel hoe and how it can help you in the garden!

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[ronniepate]

Greg I got mine a few months ago and just played with the attachments for about 3 hours . It can be adjusted to all kinds of designs . Its making me look like a master gardener .

[myrurallife_official]

Best tool I have ever purchased. The cultivators are hands down the best attachment.

[susandyson]

I purchased the double because of this video. It arrived 30 minutes ago. I'm so excited to try it. Refreshing my memory, so I'm watching again. Sure looks like a high quality tool.

[new_england_times]

I purchased mine last year and what a difference! I usually used a rototiller which I learned promoted weed growth. These Wheel Hoes are amazing.

[angeladebruhl]

I grew up over in Tifton and my Daddy always used a push plow. This is of course an upgrade to what he used, but I love that this reminds me so much of him. I'm in northeast Georgia now...gardening is a bit different here!

[sundownfarms]

Thank you Greg 🧡🌄That's a pretty 3 day tattoo 🦋😀

[scrapykat]

That’s is one cool piece of gardening tools. Wish I had a garden big enough to use it! I’m in a small urban setting so I’m bagging it this year!

[Wosiewose]

We're really late getting anything going in the garden this year for a number of reasons, but yesterday I noticed flower buds forming on some of the weeds and knew it was time to DO SOMETHING before those weeds bloomed (and not wait any longer for the tractor to be fixed). Out came our antique Planet Jr. wheel hoe with an 8" Hoss oscillating blade attached (I love the fact that Hoss attachments fit the old Planet Jr's!!). An hour later I had all those big, tough, threatening weeds cleared out of a roughly 1, 000-square-foot section of the garden. And I'm a middle-aged asthmatic female! Thank you again, Greg and Travis!

[brendasmiley]

You are too funny! Love the tattoo😂 👩‍🌾

[ronbell]

I haven't stopped in in a while Greg, good video. Yesterday I got back into the garden after a week of absence. Needless to say with the rains we had and the warm temps, weeds were back! I decided to use the cultivator teeth to go at the weeds, usually I use the 12" oscillating hoe. My soil is pretty rocky, but I have been working on it for the last 7 years! It looks and grows pretty good now. Well after cultivating the garden I had a lot of weeds lying on top of the ground. I decided to try the disc cultivator on my wheel hoe and set the angle of the disc inward. Zoom! In a few minutes the little cultivator had buried 85-90% of the weeds that I had upended earlier. I will probably try that again! It was fun and I burned 400 calories in that one hour according to my "FIT BIT". Gardening, a low impact exercise where one eats the rewards!

[TheDealDepot]

Awesome tools! Still looking to buy one soon!

[tommathews]

Great video Greg! Very informative! I really like the new sweep design! My old ones are hanging tough though! That's a lot of good info that should clear up a lot of questions!

[green_stiller]

Greg not gonna lie I didn’t come to this channel for you, but you keep this stuff up you got a real fan. Love hearing you talk out in the garden and not just on row by row! Keep it up man!

[robcutlip]

Great video! I enjoyed the little sneak peak into your tool shed.

[philipjohnson]

I'd used the plow and cultivator attachments on my double wheel hoe that I purchased earlier this year, but hadn't used the sweep attachments yet. I had some sections in the brassica section of the garden that had grown up some pretty good sized weeds I hadn't been able to hoe, just trying to get the garden in. Finally have most of the garden in and it was time to hoe this area which was looking pretty tacky, especially around the cabbage which were the first transplants that went out a couple of months ago. I watched this video and saw how you had the sweeps pointed out and separated a bit, with a cultivator sweep in the back placed in the gap. I wasn't sure how well it would work on my black gumbo soil, though. But boy did it do a great job. I was really pleased at how well it cut down just below the ground and cut the stem off the roots. Got to go back and do some hand hoeing between plants in the row yet, but the rows look so much better and the setup on this was really easy to use. So glad I have this hoe with the attachments and to have seen this video to give me some best use tips. Thanks, Greg.

[PlowAndPantryHomestead]

Thanks for these videos. I've been wanting to learn more about wheel hoes.

[bwayne]

Bought one this winter and can’t wait!

[Bateluer]

Been working on building out the backyard garden plots, and I need to get one of these in my garage. It looks like a super useful, extremely versatile tool.

[herbcounselorh]

Got my Double Wheel hoe and used it to side dress corn and peas. Took me a minute or two to get the "feel". Worked grrrreat! Love it!

[WormanMill]

This was very helpful, thank you. Ordered!