The onion family is a familiar workhorse of the ... and behave much like tulips and daffodils – emerging in early spring, flowering for a few weeks, then dying back to the ground the rest ...

Spring is almost upon us, and with that comes beautiful blossoming flowering plants and warmer ... So Successful' It's time to drop tomato and onion from your guacamole, America Torpedo-shaped ...

Spring onions, the sweet, perky white or red bulbs ... Soon after, expect a strong-scented allium: garlic scapes, the flower stalk of new garlic plants. All these are in the market for just ...

When you are planting bulbs for spring bloom, especially if you're searching for late fall bargains, be sure to look for any alliums you can find on sale. These flowering onions are a great bonus ...

The life cycle of onions begin with seed, which develop into bulbs harvested summer of the first season. Flowers are induced ... and umbels emerge in the spring; the second season of its life ...

That’s where spring bulbs can fill the gap ... This Eastern and Midwest native onion doesn’t flower until early summer when clusters of hanging pink flowers open atop the 18-inch stiff ...

The whole plant, minus any roots, can be cooked or used raw, like green onions. Later in the spring, the maturing garlic plants will send up a flower scape - a long, curly, slender stem with a ...

Here’s how to choose between these spring alliums to bring ... refer to immature shoots of the common onion (Allium cepa), or Allium fistulosum, a flowering plant that does not grow bulbs.

The spring onions are halved (or quartered, if large), then the layers separated and quick-pickled in red wine vinegar spiked with pomegranate juice, to wind up looking like pretty pink flower petals.