In article op.tvqjm7i0pheghf@ibm22761843607,
"Lorenzo L. Love" wrote:

On Thu, 19 Jul 2007 07:20:18 -0700, Omelet wrote:

I've never grown onions from purchased sets, but my domestic Scallions
come back every year from seeds while the wild ones come back from sets.
The wild ones are weird. The blossoms create sets rather than seeds on
the top of the plant.

I'm still learning about Onions!

I originally harvested the wild ones locally next to a river in
Georgetown Texas.

Too late this year to take pics. I must remember next spring.

Sounds like Catawissa onions, a native American type of walking onion very
similar to the Old World native Egyptian onion.

Lorenzo L. Love

I've heard them called "walking onions" in the past. :-)
The Border Collie has cut my patch size down a bit so I did not harvest
any this year. I let them all go to top sets, and re-fenced an area off
for them.
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