Monday, September 4

It's all about onions

Onions seem to be featuring heavily at the moment. We have them at every stage in their life cycle.

At home, sheltering in a cold frame are what are left of the onions planted last autumn.

Drying off at the allotment are the spring planted onions. It has been sunny and warm for a couple of days which is supposed to continue into this week. If the forecast is correct, it would mean that the onions could probably be tidied up and brought home at the end of the week.

Then, last week we planted more onions and garlic which will overwinter and provide a harvest once the onions that will have been stored are either used up or begin to shoot. 



Copyright: Original post from Our Plot at Green Lane Allotments http://glallotments.blogspot.co.uk/ author S Garrett

Posted by Sue Garrett at 9:30 am

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