Onions are such a versatile vegetable, and growing your own means you’ll always have them to hand. They are easy and quick to grow from sets (baby onions). RHS Garden Hyde Hall Horticulturist Matthew Oliver shows us how to sow autumn cultivars for a summer harvest. See our guide to growing onions: https://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/grow-your-own/vegetables/onions | RHS - Royal Horticultural Society

🧅When to Harvest Onions? In a given season, the earliest onion harvests are from the overwintering types which are ready in late May followed by spring sown sets in July and finally spring sown seeds in August. What signs to look for? You will know when onions are nearing harvest time when you see the foliage start to lean over as shown in the image above. Once about 33% of onion stems have fallen, you can push over the rest by hand. The reason for manually pushing over onions is that it causes

Hey Neighbor! Wondering how to grow onions successfully and get a big harvest? Let's break down everything you need to know about growing onions at home. You’ll learn how to select the right onion variety for your region and season, the differences between planting onion sets versus transplants, and the best timing to plant onions for optimal growth. Whether you’re a beginner gardener or looking to improve your onion crop, these practical tips will help you achieve healthy, homegrown onions and