I've got some onion sets left over from an earlier planting. Would it be
worthwhile to plant them now?

South-East Scotland

On 16/05/2010 18:45, Gribela wrote:
I've got some onion sets left over from an earlier planting. Would it be
worthwhile to plant them now?

South-East Scotland

I think it depends how fresh they are. If they have long shoots and are
quite thin, they are more likely to bolt to flower rather than make a bulb.

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On 16 May, 19:39, David in Normandy
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On 16/05/2010 18:45, Gribela wrote:

I've got some onion sets left over from an earlier planting. Would it be
worthwhile to plant them now?

South-East Scotland

I think it depends how fresh they are. If they have long shoots and are
quite thin, they are more likely to bolt to flower rather than make a bulb.

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Why not? You can still use them as salad onions if they dont bulb.
david Hill

On 16/05/2010 20:57, Dave Hill wrote:
On 16 May, 19:39, David in
wrote:
On 16/05/2010 18:45, Gribela wrote:

I've got some onion sets left over from an earlier planting. Would it be
worthwhile to plant them now?

South-East Scotland

I think it depends how fresh they are. If they have long shoots and are
quite thin, they are more likely to bolt to flower rather than make a bulb.

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Why not? You can still use them as salad onions if they dont bulb.
david Hill

I guess so. Didn't think of that.

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