Red onions tend to be spicier than yellow onions and not keep as well (Figure 1-B). For South Dakota, avoid short-day varieties, as they will not form bulbs under the long days of our summer.

We're sharing how long it takes for onions to grow, so you know exactly when it's time to harvest your crop on time.

Onions and leeks are the basis of every recipe. Every soup and stew starts with alliums like garlic, onions and leeks, so ...

Short-day onions are a better choice for the deep south, because they only need 10-12 hours of light to initiate bulb formation. In our area they will most likely only produce small bulbs.

Walking onions spark whimsy in an ornamental garden and are effortless to grow. Plant bulbs or bulbils in early autumn. Flower stalks emerge in the spring and the inflorescences put on their ...

Plant onion plants or transplants as soon as the ground can be worked in spring, typically from early April to early May. Select healthy green transplants and plant them 1 to 1½ inches deep.

They taste just like regular onions, only with a “bit more zip.” Over the garden fence: What to know about growing Egyptian Walking Onions Skip to main content ...

Egyptian Walking Onions are one of the first plants to emerge in the spring. The leaves poke up through the soil like little green spikes despite the frost or snow.