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Quick Introduction To Growing Onions

Plant onion seed for main crop or summer onions in March and winter or Japanese onions seed in August. Main crop onions seed can be sown during February if indoors - greenhouse (heated propagator) or sunny windowsill. But most people find it easier and more conveneient to plant onion sets - buy the heat treated varieties so they don't run to seed.

Plant main crop onion sets in March/April and over-wintering onion sets in September/October, spacing them 10cm(4") apart in the row and the rows 20cm(8") apart.

Routine care consists of keeping the plants watered in dry weather so growth is not checked (paused) and regular weeding as they don't do well being smothered in weeds.

Sowing Seed
Outdoors

Sowing Seed
Indoors

Seedling
Growth

Seedling
Forest

Seedlings
Potted On

Putting Down
Roots

Onions
Planted Out

Growing
Away

Putting On
Weight

Growth
Continues

Drying Out
The Onions

Too Wet
To Dry Out

A Nice
Embrace

Now The
Best Bit

Japanese
Onions-1

Japanese
Onions-2

Quick Introduction To Growing Spring Onions

Sow a short row of spring onions every 3 or 4 weeks from early March to late July. You can then sow an over-wintering spring onion variety from August to the middle of October.

Sow the spring onion seed thinly and thin out to about 25mm(1") should you require a more developed plant - but it's not really necessary.

Spring Onions
Germinating

Spring Onions
Full Grown

Spring Onions
"Eat Me"

Red Spring
Onions

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