Growing white onions is simple and can be done from seeds ... Onions are planted outdoors as soon as the ground is workable in December, often in late winters. Start onion seeds indoors for ...

Generally, growing onions from sets is easier and more reliable ... Instead, dig over and manure the ground several months before planting. If the soil is acid it's worth liming it so its pH ...

Plant green onion seeds about ¼ inch deep ... leaving the white base in the ground to regrow. Choose the largest stems; these mature stems are usually the outer ones. Using a clean pair of ...

If any disease problems appear, don’t plant onions or garlic in that spot for ... This can be on the ground, as long as it isn’t wet (although a drying rack is ideal). Avoid direct sun ...

They don’t compete for soil or space when planted together, and onions are known to repel whitefly, which affects tomatoes. Lettuces are the perfect ground cover crop you plant around anything ...

Don't grow onions on the same site for more than two years in succession ... Eventually, the lower part of the bulb is so damaged that the resulting pale, wilting foliage is easily pulled off. The ...

Since I started gardening many years ago, onions have always had a place in the garden but I still envy the softball size ones in the store. Growing onions in the north can be somewhat of a ...

Plant onion sets no more than one inch deep ... To prep your onion for longer storage, leave it in the ground but pull back some of the soil around the bulb to expose it to air and encourage ...

Onions are a cold-season crop, easy to grow because of their hardiness. I recommend using onion sets, which can be planted without worry of frost damage and have a higher success rate than direct ...

The JC Watson Packing Company, accompanied by City of Wilder officials, held a groundbreaking Thursday to celebrate the construction of a new onion packing plant. JC Watson President Brad Watson ...

Nothing tastes better than a delightfully sweet Vidalia onion, and anyone who has tried them likely refers to them by name. Why? Because they grow in soil with less sulfur—something that can ...

Spring in Georgia means more than the return of flowers and butterflies. It also means the return of the beloved Vidalia onion, the state vegetable only grown in South Georgia. Here's what we know ...