Posted by bc on February 28, 2021 at 20:54:47 from (24.255.129.137):
In Reply to: Re: onions posted by Dieseltech on February 28, 2021 at 18:12:20:
OK. Don't want to sell or call them Vidalias. Just like the taste. We probably eat one a day in what ever we cook. Wife eats a whole one after I put one in a metal bowl with butter and stick it in the instant pot whenever I make something in it. Add onion to the broth in the bottom for flavor. In the winter we get the Mayan sweets at walfart and others sell a sweet from south of the border.
Tried planting a bunch down in the bottom and side of a drainage ditch for the heck of it. All the bottom ones rotted from being in water too much and the others never really took off.
Probably have to find a separate part of the garden for onions. Wife can't stand it if we aren't pouring water everyday on the tomatoes, etc.
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