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I grew and froze so many onions last year, that I have enough to last through next spring!
There are some onions in the garden that must have been so small they were missed when I pulled the crop last summer. They are sprouting! What will these onions do? Will they grow into larger bulbs? Will they set seed? If they set seed, is it worth saving the seed? Should I just pull them up and compost them?
Also - I have some onions that I never got around to chopping and freezing. Some of them are sprouting, even though they are sitting on a table under a covered porch. What should I do with them (other than eating them)?
All these are "Candy" - I think Candy is a hybrid.
Lots of questions, but I know yáll have answers.
Thanks in advance :)
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