Here is a close up of the onion and garlic section, both making a first time appearance in the garden. We were pretty brave this time around, trying out so many new things. It's been fun!
For some reason I thought I'd be able to tell them apart so I didn't label anything. Yikes! As you can see for yourself, they all look exactly alike.
The theory with the onions is that we plant them all at once then harvest as needed. The first few to be picked will be more like a spring onion and the others just grow bigger and get picked at various stages. All delicious and no storage needed, we would essentially be storing them outside in the ground. But, I forget they're there and I buy scallions from the store all the time. So much for that plan. Onion soup anyone?
A transplant from New York trying to make things grow in Central Florida. Zone 6a to 9b to be exact.
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Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Friday, February 8, 2013
Scallions From Seed
I had lots of fun with seeds in this garden, including these little fellers. These scallions youngins were just dropped in the ground with little attention to detail and up they came. They're awefully slow growing compared to everything else in the garden. I literally planted boc choy at the same time and have harvested AND eaten it in the time it has taken these guys to grow. And they're still not ready. Sigh. At least they're cheap to buy at the grocery store.
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