Onion Transplants

Transplanted Candy Onions into ground bed.

How are the onions doing since you transplanted them?

They are doing great. We've been getting rain on and off the past couple days. They really love the rain.
I will be doing a video update soon....

Oh, I can't wait to see the video!

Can't wait for the video either.....a few years ago I planted multiplier onions. They didn't do too badly and were one of the few things that the deer left behind so I pickled 'em. Had 6 pint jars and each one had a different vinegar and spice mixture. The walnut and dried cranberry with malt vinegar were def a hit. The ginger and whole allspice in white vinegar not so much.

First part of next weeek will do the update. Hopefully I can add a completed livingroom in that update too...
I am growing the Candy Onion, Red Burmada, White and Spanish Sweet onions and one dinner onion.

I think I might do part of a bed with onions.

They are fun to grow.

I've planted onions many years ago. We lived for a while on the side of a mountain...pioneering and it was on bedrock and we didn't garden at all....10 years total and then we moved around a bit.....6 months here a year here and a year there. Been here for 2 years and I'm not moving again.
Going to go to my local seed store and see what they might have for onion transplants. You mentioned candy onions.....does that mean that they're sweet, like a Vidalia???

Yes, they are good and sweet. Huge onion too, though last year I didn't make any, but I hear they make the best onion rings...

Found out that my local store doesn't have any...... and just checked in my Vesey seed catalogue and they don't either. Just a few varieties of red. Rats.