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We're sharing how long it takes for onions to grow, so you know exactly when it's time to harvest your crop on time.

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In this concise yet comprehensive guide on onion cultivation, discover the secrets to growing onions without any hassle. Perfect for both beginners and seasoned gardeners, this video breaks down ...

Onion type, color, and sun exposure or zone are important considerations when selecting an onion variety to grow. “Varieties or cultivars of onions are bred for certain characteristics,” says ...

Overall, growing onions is easy. Just plant baby onions — called sets — in the ground in full sun in April or so and let them grow. It's only when you want to grow big, baseball-sized onions ...

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Red onions tend to be spicier than yellow onions and not keep as well (Figure 1-B). For South Dakota, avoid short-day varieties, as they will not form bulbs under the long days of our summer.

I always tell people that garlic and onions are the least sexy vegetables. No one when they first garden is like, “I want to grow onions.” It’s always tomatoes or zucchini or something.