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I would experiment and see what happens! But that's just me. I've over wintered bunching onions a lot. A lot of my Thai recipes are best with the bulb part of the scallion so I like it when they get a lil rowdy after a winter.

The fruits were very high quality while they lasted.

Last year I tried row covers. They got septoria and powdery mildew. :( no bugs. Just disease.

The posts also have holes in them for aluminum support poles, or I also have pvc pipe that I have used too. This is my first year not growing squash. I can't seem to save them from being claimed by something, mold, squash borers. When the carrots are harvested I'm not sure what I will be putting...

Yes! The panels have pockets in them for simple flat top screw heads to slip into. Lift up to release. My oldest bed is 6 years old with this arrangement and it still works great.

I'm really not sure why but when I see them like this, I'm never sure whether I need to check to see if they're possibly dead, or coo because it's cute... lol.

Some of the sets I planted last year The onions I was harvesting from those Some of the onions I got Delicious meal with fresh harvest. Can't wait for more harvest to table cooking.

I made French onion soup with mine last year. My husband raved about it for weeks. They caramelize real nice. A lot of discussion seems to indicate seeded onions grow more plump with thicker rings of flesh than sets. I had pretty good success with my sets but I think the average size I got was...

I'm weirdly excited for them. I have a lot more seeds, when I pull up the one silly romaine lettuce in there I'll fill that spot with more.

I'm invading your d'anvers thread. I hope that's okay. I haven't gotten any good pictures of my d'anvers girls lately, it seems like they're always molting or something. My husband took this nice one of Fortune napping in the sun.

Taken with the dslr. Fortune, my lavender millefleur barbu d'anvers hen, taking a nap on the deck in a warm sunbeam.

Alright here's them pictures. :) I have some supports I need to build yet for some of these tomatoes. I'm basically out of room back here for any more plant nonsense lol.excuse me. I'm taking photos. Worship my feet later, ladies.

I'll get some pictures up in a bit, but my garden doesn't look nearly as bumpin' as some of you guys in higher zone numbers. I mean I sowed my carrots outside a month ago and they're about an inch tall, you can hardly see 'em. The UofM put out an article at the end of last year that redrew...

What's up gardening people, can I come play? Here is my plot this year... ran out of white board space lol I grew almost everything from seed this year. I hope that was the right choice, I've never done onions that weren't sets. My first time doing potatoes.

I started with big chickens... thought, "why would anyone want tiny little pipsqueak chickens?!"... will never go back. Wee ones forever. I dunno what it is about them, but the bantams are so much more kind to each other and me. If you like chickens as pets more than livestock they are...

It's been really difficult for me to get back into posting watermael content, since Jasper and Agates deaths, and the drama in the watermaal club of america... I needed a break from chicken social media, lol. My favorite picture of any of my birds ever taken, my two precious babies, laid to...

Cinnabar, one of my barbu de watermael hens.

A new environment has entered the game...

Evolution of the microcosm..

This is Fable. She is a bantam salmon faverolles 4 years old. She was very loud and screamy as a yearling but the older she has gotten, the more sweet and low-decibel her talking.