6.9K views · 119 reactions | Onions are such a versatile vegetable, and growing your own means you’ll always have them to hand. They are easy and quick to grow from sets (baby onions). RHS Garden Hyde Hall Horticulturist Matthew Oliver shows us how to sow autumn cultivars for a summer harvest. See our guide to growing onions: https://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/grow-your-own/vegetables/onions | RHS - Royal Horticultural Society | Facebook

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Growing onions from sets is so rewarding! I planted these onion sets a few months ago, snipped some of the greens along the way for freezing, and now the onion bulbs are ready to harvest 🧅. After curing them, I strung them neatly for storage, they’ll stay fresh and ready to use for 6–8 months! Gardening really pays off when you get to enjoy your own homegrown produce. 💛 #HomegrownOnions #GardenToTable #OnionHarvest #GrowYourOwn #ZeroWasteKitchen #HomeGardening #gardenersofinstagram #FromGarden

To successfully grow onions, follow these steps: 1. Choose the right type of onion sets: Different types of onions require different amounts of sunlight hours to trigger bulb formation. Select the appropriate type for your region. 2. Prepare the soil: Onions prefer well-prepared, moisture-retentive, and fertile soil in full sun. Ensure that the soil is weed-free and well-drained. 3. Planting the sets: Dig shallow rows for the onions, about 1-2 inches deep. Plant each bulb with the roots down and

Hey Neighbor! Wondering how to grow onions successfully and get a big harvest? Let's break down everything you need to know about growing onions at home. You’ll learn how to select the right onion variety for your region and season, the differences between planting onion sets versus transplants, and the best timing to plant onions for optimal growth. Whether you’re a beginner gardener or looking to improve your onion crop, these practical tips will help you achieve healthy, homegrown onions and