Perennial Onions, and Tulips
I've been collecting perennial onions for a while. I have Tree Onions (not strictly perennial, but fun), Potato Onions, definitely not perennial, but still fun, and Dutch Onions. These are perennial and semi-useless, but I still grow them.
So I was glad to pick this one up:
I've googled it a bit, it seems to be a Scallion - which I haven't grown before. So I am looking forward to it.
While I am at it - I am enjoying my Tulips:
posted by Linda at 8:30 PM
2 Comments:
The tulips are divine Linda, stunning colour.
Blessings:)
Purchased some of those onions in the supermarket as salad onions.
I did use them almost as a red onion.
You are doing well to still have tulips. In Melbourne they have been over and leaves died down for about a month, maybe more.
Re your straw comment. Have you ever used sugar cane. You might find it too expensive but I have used it for a couple of seasons now and was digging some out tonight to cover a tub for planting tomatoes and basil and it was packed firmer than I realized.
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