Spring onion regrowing

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Westi
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This is all that is left, I have been eating them throughout winter. If a second re-plant works then I should be OK for my own Spring onions for a fair bit of the year.
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You've convinced me Westi, I'm going to start the roots off when I've eaten the latest bunch I've bought.
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There's a certain amount of satisfaction getting a free bonus from something you've already paid for !
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What is even more reassuring it was a rubbish & long winter but they grew through it!
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