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  • Spring onions go in three ways: seed a quarter to a half inch deep, sets and transplants one to two inches deep, all thinned to one inch in rows twelve to eighteen inches apart.

    How Do You Plant Spring Onions: Seed, Sets, and Transplants

  • Garlic cloves go in pointed end up two inches deep and four to six inches apart in fall, while onion transplants go in one inch deep and four inches apart in early spring

    How to Plant Onions and Garlic: Depth, Spacing, and Season

  • Overhead infographic of how many onions per square foot, about 16 green onions at 3 inch spacing, 9 medium bulbs at 4 inch spacing, and 4 jumbo bulbs at 6 inch spacing in a raised bed.

    How Many Onions Per Square Foot? Spacing by Bulb Size

  • Learning How to Grow Onions in a 5 Gallon Bucket

    Can You Grow Onions in a 5 Gallon Bucket? Yes, Here’s How in 2026

  • Spanish onions are yellow onions

    Are Spanish Onions Yellow Onions? Here’s the Simple Truth

  • Labeled diagram of candy onions, a sweet intermediate-day hybrid cut in half with size and storage facts

    What Are Candy Onions? A Sweet Hybrid 101

  • Vidalia onions are grown across 20 counties in southeast Georgia beside a sweet Granex onion

    Where Are Vidalia Onions Grown? The 20-County Georgia Zone

  • Boiler onions add sweet flavor to stews, roasts, and skewers. See their size, best uses.

    What Are Boiler Onions? Size, Uses, and How to Grow Them

  • are green onions perennial

    Are Green Onions Perennial? What Comes Back and What Doesn’t

  • Onion is Bulb, not a tuber

    Are Onions Tubers? What an Onion Really Is

  • Onions and Garlic in the Same Family, both in genus Allium under Amaryllidaceae

    Are Onions and Garlic in the Same Family? Yes, Here’s Why

  • Infographic of how to get rid of wild onions in lawn using digging, herbicide timing, and thick healthy turf

    How to Get Rid of Wild Onions in Lawn Areas: A Farmer’s Guide

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