Photo of an Onion Field

RE: Photo of an Onion Field Post By Amazed326 (Guest Post) (11/06/2008) This is actually a seed onion field, if I am not mistaken. (Unless they had a really bad bolting problem) This is grown strictly for the seeds and not for the bulb. Reply to above post: crushing the leaves of the onion plant will not make it grow any bigger. The number of leaves will determine how big the bulb will get. The more Leaves, and the thicker the neck: the bigger the bulb. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Photo of an Onion Field Post by grammar (221) | (07/20/2005) Contact That is so kewl.......never seen such a large field of onions but have seen onions in flowers in parents and hubby's veggie gardens. thanx for sharing Report Spam or Abuse RE: Photo of an Onion Field Post by gail2656 (10) | (07/18/2005) Contact what a great pic....reminds me of chives...gail2656 Report Spam or Abuse RE: Photo of an Onion Field Post by Ziggee (191) | (07/18/2005) Contact that is such a neat picture. thanks for sharing it with us. Zig Report Spam or Abuse RE: Photo of an Onion Field Post By Mary (Guest Post) (07/16/2005) hey, is this near Vidalia Ga.? We are the sweet onion kingpin!!!! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Photo of an Onion Field Post By (Guest Post) (07/15/2005) I was told to stop the top over to make the bulb bigger is this true? Susan from Hamilton Report Spam or Abuse RE: Photo of an Onion Field Post By Louise (Guest Post) (07/15/2005) What an interesting picture. I have never seen onion plants with flowers on the top and my family has grown a few onions for years. Thanks for sharing! It is nice to learn and see new things. Report Spam or Abuse