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ONION sa ALLIUM xx ALLIUM xx VEGETABLE How to raise onions successfully. Tips on how to grow weed-free onions in trenches. Growing herbs and vegetables indoors. Covers raising lettuce and tomatoes, radishes and onions, celery, cress, and herbs. Growing multiplier onions. Suggestions on planating, harvest and storage. Tip: How to extend the planting of onion sets so you can have scallions all season. How to cure and store onions. Insert shows how to make an onion string. The growing basics for perennial multiplying onions, shallots, potato onions and Egyptian onions. A guide to both long-day and short-day varieties of onions to grow in the home garden. Includes advice on planting from sets and seeds and on harvesting, drying and storage. Insert describes how to braid long tops together for hanging to dry and store. Hints on how to grow large onions. The four seasons onion. Tips on raising and using the year-round scallions. Growing and storing onions. Making an onion rope. Covers harvesting, curing, sorting, making the ropes and storage. The essential onion, their history and culture. Advice on ones to grow in the home garden that are desirable in the kitchen. Advice on selecting the correct variety of onion to match day length. Factors that will affect the flavor of cabbages, radishes and sweet onions explained. Onions from seed. Long- and short-day onions compared. How to start seeds in flats and then transplant into six-packs and later into the ground. Advice on harvesting, storage and curing. A guide to raising perennial foodstuffs. Covers asparagus, rhubarb, dandelions, bamboo, Jerusalem artichokes, Egyptian onion and day lilies. Tip: Use the core of cooking onions as a source for scallion starters. How to wax onions, an old-time craft. A guide to growing onions, garlic, shallots, chives and leeks. Which varieties to grow, cultivation, pests and their control, harvest and storage. Tip on storing Vidalia onions. A report from a Kansas gardener on how to make a 36x24-ft. corn patch produce a multitude of vegetables. Through interplanting from March through August the patch was used to grow radishes, lettuce, peas, spinich, beets, turnips, cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, onions and squash in addition to corn. A guide to growing onions for a twelve-month supply. Includes a look at various types of multiplying onions and tips on onion storage. How to store onions for the winter. How to plant onions in both spring and fall. How to raise onions from seed. A look at brightly colored vegetables to grow in the home garden. Includes chart of seed types and supply sources for purple beans, purple broccoli, purple cabbage, purple cauliflower, red chard, red onions, and purple kohlrabi. A look at planting vegetables that yield after repeated cuttings. (Swiss Chard, New Zealand Spinach, Kale, Head Cabbage, Escarole, Lettuce and Onions) Tips on planting onions in mid-summer for eating in Febuary. Tips on a fall planting in the South for fat onions. How to grow giant sweet onions. How to grow onions all year, north or south, and store them without fear of rotting. Tip: How to grow your own onion sets. Tip: How to successfully dry onions for storage. How to raise Egyptian onions which produce their own sets for the next crop. How to braid onions. Scallions spring and fall. How to grow these sweet multiplying onions. Tip: Build this "multiplanter" to punch multiple onion holes in the ground. Onions the easy way. Use sets, plants and mulch to get a year's worth of onions with a minimum of labor. How to raise the potato onion, the best bunching onion for flavor, size and keeping quality. Growing onion sets. A two-year plan which gives you as many varieties as you want. Tip: Use a newspaper "template" to uniformly plant onion sets and provide a "mulch" protection against weeds. Tips on raising onions. Matching the variety to your day length and good seed-starting practices are essential. Selecting and raising sweet summer onions. Spanish onion seed starter idea. Growing custom onion sets. Raise pearl onions in seed trays. Plant onion sets in 1" holes drilled in cardboard. Cardboard serves as mulch and helps space the onions evenly. How to grow onions from seed. A guide to onion varieties with the best storage properties. Growing, harvesting and curing are described. Insert shows how to weave 12 to 16 onions onto a loop of twine. Tips on planting multiplier onions. Tips on growing onions with large bulb development. Tips on harvesting and storing onions to prevent neck rot. Tips on starting green onions from seed. Onion savvy. For the best size and taste, choose the right variety for your region. Allium underground. A guide to the selection and raising of the whole family of alliums (chives, garlic, onions, leeks, shallots, and topsets). An explanation of why onions form double bulbs and how to guard against their formation. Super scallions. How to grow them from seed or sets. Onion thrips (Thrips tabaci), their description and control. Optimum onions. Recommended short-day, intermediate-day and long-day varieties and their culture. Advice on sewing onions from seed to grow your own onion sets. Tips on growing onions with a sweet, mild flavor. Tip for growing onion greens on a windowsill using bulblets. How to grow onions that are super-big and super-sweet. Store potatoes and onions in the drawer of a raised platform on which the refrigerator sits. Tips on growing green onions in pots or planter boxes. Harvest in about 6 weeks. Tips on choosing the right variety of onion. Cold-storage drawers in kitchen cupboards for potato and onion storage. Features a mesh bottom and two layers of screening and vent holes. Advice on when to harvest onions and how to store them for the winter. Growing and storing onions for use during the winter months. Includes directions on making an onion braid. | |||||||||
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