Bunching Onion
Allium fistulosum
Journals (106)
Where does it grow?
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I sowed three garlic cloves, together with three spring onion roots in a small container on the kitchen window sill. The garlic cloves came up very quickly. The spring onions might have been too old, we’ll wait and see.This entry is about Annet's Spring onion in the Indoor sowings & plants garden.
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Looking a wee bit worse for wear due to monsoon season
Spring onions are a bit bent because of the harsh rains and winds this times of the year.
This entry is about Skyfiery's Spring onions in the Edible Plants garden.
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a forlorn hope, but worth a try in a container the shelter of the building in a sunny spot, protected from foragers by plasticThis entry is about Margo72's winter hopeful scallions in the just outside my window garden.
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The ("real") spring onions I bought and planted are growing new leaves from where I’d snipped off the old ones. Very vigorous growth. Am planning to fertilize them frequently using diluted fish emulsion.
This entry is about Skyfiery's Spring onions in the Edible Plants garden.
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Went to buy true spring onions, harvested the leaves, and stuck the bulbs in soil. Hoping this is a plant which I can harvest-and-come-again.
This entry is about Skyfiery's Spring onions in the Edible Plants garden.
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Flowering: Flower heads!
I’ve never had grocery store spring onions flower before, but these are definitely showing classic allium flower-heads! I’m very happy to leave them to flower, I like allium flowers generally. I haven’t gotten around to doing another window box with new spring onion roots from t...This entry is about Glittertrash's Grocery store spring onions in the Nunnery Vegetable garden.
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Dormant: Grow! Come on and grow....
It’s been way too long and they aren’t thick and tasty. WHY!?
This entry is about Charmed346's Bunching Onions in the Container Veg garden.
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Sprouting: After 14 days...
True to the seed packet guidelines, which gave anywhere from 10-15 days to sprout, these began peeking through the soil after 2 weeks.
This entry is about Bugbears's Bunching Onion in the Backyard garden.
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We planted these in 2/3 of the space vacated by the Cherry Belles. They are labeled “Onion Bunching/ Scallion/ Italian Red of Florence” and purportedly take around 100 days to harvest. These are “intermediate day” onions and are supposed to grow in most areas of the US.
This entry is about Bugbears's Bunching Onion in the Backyard garden.
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This entry is about Stonepig's Spring Onions in the My Container garden.
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