Onions???? - Page 2

michael johnson · January 2, 2007

especialy if (fried ) along with a beefburger or hot dog.they realy make their presence felt

spyfferoni · January 2, 2007

Thanks Tom for sharing your experience growing onions.
I hope I am able to put all of this great advice to good use!

Tyffanie

P.S. Michael----I am still thinking of what I would do with a 10lb onion. That's huge!

maryinoregon · November 23, 2008

So spyfferoni, did you ever grow onions and how did they do for you?

garnetmoth · November 26, 2008

I think Im sold on multiplier or smaller onions. I traded for some Egyptian Walking Onions a few years ago, and have a good population built up so I dont mind eating them more now! theyre very easy, and the bottom bulbs get about chestnut size.

I tried some potato onions from SSE, but with our weird spring and moving, the sets got all squishy and died.

I bought some Heritage white sweet onions this fall, and theyre poking their little greens up. Will report on them!

I like scallions, chives, and small onions, and I figure if I can grow those well, its a start!

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January 2, 2007	#16
michael johnson Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: UK. Posts: 960	especialy if (fried ) along with a beefburger or hot dog.they realy make their presence felt

January 2, 2007	#17
spyfferoni Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Utah Posts: 675	Thanks Tom for sharing your experience growing onions. I hope I am able to put all of this great advice to good use! Tyffanie P.S. Michael----I am still thinking of what I would do with a 10lb onion. That's huge!

November 23, 2008	#18
maryinoregon Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Oregon Posts: 361	So spyfferoni, did you ever grow onions and how did they do for you?

November 26, 2008	#19
garnetmoth Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: cincinnati, oh Posts: 492	I think Im sold on multiplier or smaller onions. I traded for some Egyptian Walking Onions a few years ago, and have a good population built up so I dont mind eating them more now! theyre very easy, and the bottom bulbs get about chestnut size. I tried some potato onions from SSE, but with our weird spring and moving, the sets got all squishy and died. I bought some Heritage white sweet onions this fall, and theyre poking their little greens up. Will report on them! I like scallions, chives, and small onions, and I figure if I can grow those well, its a start!