Posted by Eldon (WA) on June 09, 2015 at 21:22:48 from (98.247.110.251):
In Reply to: Garden onions posted by David G on June 09, 2015 at 18:24:12:
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Pull the ones that are going to seed, clean them up and dehydrate them. They will be very sweet, bag them up in ziplocks and use in soups later on. They will store for a couple of years that way. You can also run them through a food processor and freeze them. Some years we have a lot, some years none....but we find a way to sell or use them either way.
Once an onion flops it will stop growing and needs to be pulled. That is when we know it is time to harvest. We pull the floppers and sell them as fresh onions until they get ahead of us, then we pull everything, let lay in the field 2-3 days, then load up the hayracks and back them in the barn to cure.
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