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I freeze finely chopped spring onions... They work really well in eggs or quiche or salads.
I buy a bunch of spring onions that have roots on them, at the supermarket. Trim the ends down so there is about 4 inches left and put in a glass of water in a warm spot in my kitchen. They grow over and over as long as you change the water every few days.
My dad grows onions, garlic and some herbs and vegetables in large pots to make it easy to get them out of the ground or to pick.
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For all of you that say, it must be nice to have land…. That’s true to a certain degree but I have no land I live in a condo and I have pretty pots everywhere which I have vegetables in all them. I’ll add Miracle flowers to make them look even prettier with the vegetables. They help to keep the critters out.❤
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This year I concentrated hard on perennial plants. We rent and I can't plant anything in the ground but I grow enough in pots and containers to feed our family. Currently I have 187 different varieties of fruits, vegetables, herbs and nuts growing in containers. Companion planting reduces the containers needed and vertical growing of smaller rooted veggies means I can get plenty to harvest in a smaller space. Our small yard, porch and even my living room and kitchen looks like a jungle but we're well fed and I only have to buy a few things once a month from the store. Mostly just tp. I even grow our shampoo lol. It can be done no matter how much space you have with or without land to grow on. The upside, other than not spending more than $40 a month at the grocery store, I know what's in my food and my watermelon ECT are real foods. Start growing folks.
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Onion starts are the very best ones if you don't have room indoors to start them. Onion sets are second year so the bulbs really won't get very big before they start bolting. Seeds are the least expensive.
The best onions I ever grew was from starts (seedlings).
Dixondale Farms is a great place to order from. The website is very informative and will tell you what types of onions that grow best in your area. That's where I got my starts last spring. Great place!
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Hi. I have not bought an onion in months. I have these clumping walking onions. About the size of a cherry tomatoes. They are hot. I mulched over the ones not harvested and they now have 10" green tops. I usually grow from bulbs, pay attention wanna be onion growers to this guy's exposed onion tops. The onion bulb gets pushed into some well worked well composted soil, not buried. The onions need sun on the bulb to get big. It's scorching hot and dry as toast down here in Houston but my onions are doing okay with a little watering twice a week. I tossed some fresh compost over them today and then a little hosing. When it finally rains and I pray it's sooner than later, they will be fine thru December. But I'll plant plenty more in late October. I agree, onions are a good crop to get you started on your garden journey. Kudos to you onion man.
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@LifebyMikeG
1 year ago
Check out my full video on growing Onions and Garlic! https://youtube.com/watch?v=NmIwGOkV4uY&feature=sharea
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