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

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Planting onion sets in the spring is so easy! Onions love cool spring temperatures so you can plant them as soon as your soil is workable in early spring. We plant each set 4 inches apart and leave the pointy part showing above the soil. Once the green stems are 12 inches tall, you can start to selectively and harvest this scallions and use them in your cooking. If you want to grow a bulb large enough for cooking, you’ll need to wait until the greens start to wither at the neck where the onion m