I am trying to fill a part of my allotment with lots of different types of veg
to help the new comers try something different. Could someone me with
Tree Onions -- just 1 or 2 will do and Potato Onions -- Thanks Ant
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Hi
Might be able to help you out next year with potato onions. Bought
3 bulbs this year but only split into about 3 little bulbs each. I have
kept all of these for planting on but will work the soil a bit more as
was fairly compacted by end of season.
They look exactly the same but you only get the green folliage as
the bulbs develop underground. Can't tell you about taste as not
worth trying as they are so small.
Westi
Might be able to help you out next year with potato onions. Bought
3 bulbs this year but only split into about 3 little bulbs each. I have
kept all of these for planting on but will work the soil a bit more as
was fairly compacted by end of season.
They look exactly the same but you only get the green folliage as
the bulbs develop underground. Can't tell you about taste as not
worth trying as they are so small.
Westi
Westi
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Any other unusual veg you need ? I have some achocha fat baby seeds, cape gooseberry, tomatillo, and some lovage seeds, ![Question :?:](./images/smilies/icon_question.gif)
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