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Harvest green onions when the tops are 6 inches and dry onions when the… More
Onion bulbs, also called sets, should be planted at a soil depth of 1… More
Onions are part of the allium family, which makes it a cousin of garlic,… More
Onions are easily grown in all parts of the country. They do best when… More
onions are actually edible bulbs. While you can harvest onions at any time, most… More
...an indoor garden if that's not an option. Growing onions successfully indoors is not… More
Bunching onions are a popular addition to many home gardens. Most people know these… More
The tropical onion (Allium cepa) forms a single, rounded bulb with no offsets and… More
Growing onions is an especially good project for the beginning gardener. They grow in… More
Wild onions can affect the taste of some of the plants in your garden,… More
... no matter how much room you have, are garlic and onions. Even if… More
Onions are one of earliest vegetable crops to emerge in the spring and, because… More
Whether you grow your own white onions or you purchase them from the supermarket,… More
Bunching onions, also known as Japanese bunching onions, Welsh onions, scallions or green onions,… More
GardenGuides' Vegetable Guide for Onions. More
Recipe for grilled sweet onions from the resource library at The Chamomile Times and… More
Information and Cooking with Onions More
Tips on growing plants in the onions family from this helpful booklet. More
Recipe for Gingered Cranberry and Almond Cornbread Stuffing, excerpted from Rick Rodger's book "50… More
Onions are a cold-weather crop that can be planted well before the first frost, or… More
Transplanting alliums such as onions and leeks can help vegetable gardeners free up greenhouse space… More
When transplanting onions to a spring garden, start with very small bulbs and pair the… More
Mass propagate scallions and Spanish onions by getting an early start in greenhouses during colder… More
Knowing what to look for when buying onion plants for your garden is very important… More
Growing onions from seed is the cheapest way to propagate onions. Learn how to grow… More
Onions can be transplanted in large clumps to save time for the backyard gardener. Learn… More
...ure the gun is not loaded, cutting off part of an onion and scrubbing the… More
When harvesting a vegetable garden, a good rule of thumb is that the vegetables should… More
Plants store excess sugars in the root or stem system in order to have backup… More
There are a variety of options when designing a specialty vegetable garden, as an individual… More
The goal of an ornamental kitchen garden is to have beautiful color and to use… More
Rust is made up of tons of hydrogen ions, and onions contain a chemical called… More
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Harvest Onions in the late summer when the foliage begins to yellow. Onions can be… More
Learn how to choose the perfect allium bulbs for your summertime garden in this free… More
Medicinal uses for fresh oregano are numerous, get expert tips and advice on organic herb… More
Growing your own onions? Get tips for uprooting onions in this free video clip about… More
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I've tried planting red onions from seed once in the past. Unfortunately, not a single one sprouted. I purchased a packet of green onion seeds about 2 months ago and planted several seeds in a pot. They sprouted and grew about 3 inches tall. They seemed very fragile and after… More
Hello, I planted several red onion bulbs last October 2008 in my garden and forgot about them. Now, February 2009, they are about 3-4 inches in length. Surprising, they survived the winters here (brr!!) although the plants are a little wilted-looking. I am ready to till my soil and these… More
...ere anyone out there who knows much about growing onions? I planted some bulbs for the fall but they didn't get very big so I've been useing the tops in salads, stews and such, theres a few left and I was wondering if I replanted them for the… More
My onions have started to fall over and some are turning browns. When should I pull them out? Do I wait for the tops to be completely brown? Normally I pull and hang them but I always feel I pull them so early. More
This is my first year with onions. I have planted red, yellow, and my Dad got me some walla wallas. When they start coming up what do they look like exactley? I dont want to pull anything out when I am weeding . My kids love to help pul;l weeds… More
I want to try growing onions from seed this year. Usually, I just get sets in the spring. I picked up a pack of Vidalia seeds. Should I start these inside & transplant later? Or direct sow the seed in the garden? That wouldn't be until at least April. Any… More
...an Francisco. This has been one wet spring and my onions (red and white) are suffering. I put… More
I still have a few Jumbo Onions from last spring. I never harvested them cause the bulbs were too thin (they looked like chives). Now they are blooming. Can I still eat them, use them for seeds???? I really would like to use the space for something else but after… More
I planted from seed broccoli and onions. Both came up quickly but the stems on the broccoli are very thin. After the sprouts came up, I put the plants near the window for sunlight and started to water with a diluted solution of miracle grow fertilizer. The broccoli plants only… More
I obviously left some onions in the garden last year, so now I have some big onions. I noticed that two look like they are going to bloom. Do I want this to happen or should I pick them before they flower? More
Normally i plant my onions in the spring. But my local newspaper, which prints a calendar each month on when to do what in your garden, recomended that i plant onions this month ( october). I know garlic will over-winter fine, but will onions ??? or is there a special… More
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Hello, I am growing yellow and red onions. Some of them are getting soo big that they are coming out of the ground. I was wondering can I eat these onions now or do I have to wait until they are dried? I was told that you are supposed to… More
Do you mulch Onions, Ive set out six rows Onion sets on raised beds appox 28" wide , using a six inch spacing wire grid, the Onions have taken off well, but noticed the little weeds also have taken off as well, on my hands and knees I with Maggie's… More
My Onions are looking Good, Tonight it will drop down to high 20s will they need covering or are they tough enough ? to take it. See I planted Onion Seeds raised the sets and don't wont to loose them now, Help Save The Onions , Guilt Trip More
I have a problem growing onions.The tops fall over too early.The onions are not fully developed and the green tops are falling down. More
Creamed onions are a Thanksgiving tradition in my house, but I can only find the pearl onions in Oregon, so I'm thinking of growing some for next Thanksgiving. I want the larger boiling onion that is about the size of a ping-pong ball. What variety do I look for, and… More
My little patch of bunching onions is done. A few of them had started to send up seed heads so I went ahead and pulled the whole area. My youngest is holding one bunch that grew from one little set. I didn't know until now why they were called bunching… More
My brother-in-law sent us some winter onion sets back in august and so far they are doing good. Has anyone had any experience with these onions before. More
...e twilight zone. :rolleyes: I planted several red onion bulbs in March. They are about 6-10 inches tall, very strong stems. I am new to growing onions but they look very healthy to me. I pulled one plant yesterday just to see how… More
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