I always check Rick Larson, One Yard Revolution, Praxxus55712, Nature's Friends, thebossoftheswamp, The Wisconsin Vegetable Gardener, among others.

mhpgardener, Bobby is taking a break but his older stuff is great.

My favorite youtube channel for garden is robbob's backyard farming. The host of the channel is a pleasure to watch and he is always ready to give advice when he can. He is also not afraid to ask for help from his viewers when he comes across something he doesn't know.

These are great so far. Thank you!

I forgot a couple more good ones for playlists on homesteading, permaculture and organic gardening. Although these take place in my home range (Zone 4), many of the ideas would be applicable anywhere: MiWilderness, Alberta Urban Garden, 50 ducks in a hot tub, and Joe and Zach Survival

Another great channel is Garden Fork tv. This channel runs the gambit from bee keeping to DYI to baking bread. It is not as focused on gardening but still a really fun channel that taught me how to make no rise bread in a slow cooker!

Although I'm on the atlantic, oklahomagardening with the last host Kim Rebek was really good.. she left last year and I haven't bothered checking since, but the old episodes are still there. I also enjoy watching the British folks do gardening, so I search for allotments. .. and gardeners world from the BBC is nice, available through youtube.

I only watch CaliKim29 because she is easy on my eyes. I don't agree with most of her garden methods, and I've seen too many garden myths used. Some pointless and some just wrong to garden health.

I prefer one yard revolution. He doesn't endorse any product, encourages you to use all free resources, no chemicals. He researches info, applies it, looks at the results. He's currenty working toward a do NOTHING garden, well, as little as possible work with great results.

Podcast: You Bet Your Garden. Former editor of Organic Gardening Magazine. Takes your fascinating phone calls and has an interesting question of the week he throughly answers. Interesting personality. I couldn't find any other garden podcast that i could bear to listen too.

I've put some out the last two years. Midwest gardening, with the kids helping out. Might have to filter out a few videos of the kids though :). Just search Handyl710

I will put in my vote for Growing Your Greens. The guy's name is John Kohler and has inspired me to plant as much as possible.

Thanks for the other suggestions guys, I wil have to check them out.

I love Growing Your Green, Praxxis, California Gardening, and especially allotment diary.