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Yellow Onion Bulbs in Bag

Getting in Front of a Rain Shower and Planting Onions into Totes

I always like to get my plants (in this case bulbs) into the ground before a possible rain storm or shower occurs. This is a good way for the bulbs to enjoy some natural rain water which they seem to respond positively to. It also gives them a good soaking which is a good way to conserve water.

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Onions: Better Late Than Never

Today I want to discuss how I plant my onions and what I think the best way that you can easily increase your yield with a simple to use method.  Instead of planting them in the ground I use large totes that hold enough soil for these plants to thrive and grow to a reasonable size.  I have been using this method ever since I started gardening and it has worked every year.

Now normally I wouldn’t wait to mid April to start planting them in the totes.  It is best to grow them the first of April which is what I have been doing for the many years of gardening.  This year I guess I happened to forget about them and didn’t realize it until a couple of days ago. (more…)