I haven't managed to succeed with any onions yet, despite having attempted a variety of different sorts. I tried spring onions in 2009 which delivered nothing more than really thin grass.
I then tried red onions in 2010 which I bought as onion sets from a garden centre and most of them bolted and gave me ping pong ball sized onions, only slightly bigger than the set onions themselves...
I also tried cultivating leeks from seed in 2010 but without success and instead bought a tray of seedlings from the garden centre (most of these are still in the ground slightly bigger than spring onions).
So, this year I am determined to succeed.
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Apache red salad onions, which should look like this: |
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Apache salad onion |
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Top: White Lisbon spring onions (below) Bottom: Herbstriesen 2 leeks (far below) |
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White Lisbon spring onion |
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Herbstriesen 2 leek |
Fingers crossed...
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