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    I have jst planted my onion seeds so I can plant out and overwinter once i have dug up my potatoes. I have never grown onions from seed before. How big should I let the seedling get too before planting out and how do I protect them over the winter?

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    Lorraine
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    www.lorrainesvegpatch.blogspot.co.uk

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    I'd be intereseted to see this too... I want to plant some stuff overwinter this year. I haven't started anything yet?!

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      Firstly you will need to establish what variety of onion seed they are.. Many are only sown towards the end of the year and only planted outside next Spring.
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        what most peeps do is,plant sensui overwintering onion sets,from october time,they only really take of growing in the spring,we only plant a few dozen as they are not keepers,then plant your summer grower in the spring if using setts,if growing from seed,start off aprox end of the year,have a look at the thread on( growing onions from seed)
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        • #5
          If you do want to grow onions from seed NOW, then there are varities that should be sown around now..I have sown F1Hi-Ball this week..
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          • #6
            Thanks for the responses. I have planted two varieties from seeds and I shall also plant some onion sets and see which is the best

            Lorraine
            Lorraine

            www.lorrainesvegpatch.blogspot.co.uk

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