Great to see you my friend! I have raised beds and last year wss a bad year for my squash as well. This year i think i need to add more fertilizer. Great video and information
Hello! I'm growing a red globe onion from Ontario seed co. Sweet spanish onion feom OSC - can weigh up to 2lb, firm onion with sweet taste. Ailsa craig from Braker creek - can reach 5lb! These don't store well, so only a few.
Thanks for a great video!!! So can you plant onion seedlings, even though we still get cold nights? It got to -5 last night. I've had them in my greenhouse for the past week. I take them out during the day to harden off. I'd hate to plant them and we'd get a hard freeze, in case it would damage them.
Hello! Thank you ❤️ -5 in my opinion, is too cold. Onion starts can handle a light frost of up to -2. Rule of thumb is 2-3 weeks before your last frost. Mine is May 7th. What is your last frost?
@GardeningintheNorth according to the almanac, our last frost date is June 1st. So I'll wait until mid-May to plant them out. Temperatures have been milder this year, but I won't risk it!!
Is that Celsius or Fahrenheit?? I tried seeds my first year of gardening last year and they were a complete failure so I am going to try onion sets this time. I’m in Alaska and our last frost day is beginning of June, but am I understanding that I can plant the onion sets a little before that?
Great to see you my friend! I have raised beds and last year wss a bad year for my squash as well. This year i think i need to add more fertilizer. Great video and information
Hello!! I will be using a 10-10-10 fertilizer around the plants once they start to grow. 4-6 inches away from the plant. Have you planned out your garden?
I learned so much in this video!
Bigger onions = More Fajitas! 😁
Great info
Can't wait to see how big your onions will get.
I really enjoyed watching your video.
Always a pleasure ❤
Hello! Thank you ❤️
Hey Sherry, see you all dressed for the cold. Our weather here is 85 today. Great video. One day, I'm going to try seed onions. Good to see you
Hi my friend! 85f is 29c!!! Omg, that's warm. Thanks for watching!
Great to see you my friend! I have raised beds and last year wss a bad year for my squash as well. This year i think i need to add more fertilizer. Great video and information
Hi, lot's of good info here, can you share the onion varieties you planted and why you chose them?
Hello! I'm growing a red globe onion from Ontario seed co. Sweet spanish onion feom OSC - can weigh up to 2lb, firm onion with sweet taste. Ailsa craig from Braker creek - can reach 5lb! These don't store well, so only a few.
Very informative Sherry! Thanks for sharing! ❤
Thanks for watching! ❤️
Thanks for a great video!!! So can you plant onion seedlings, even though we still get cold nights? It got to -5 last night. I've had them in my greenhouse for the past week. I take them out during the day to harden off. I'd hate to plant them and we'd get a hard freeze, in case it would damage them.
Hello! Thank you ❤️ -5 in my opinion, is too cold. Onion starts can handle a light frost of up to -2. Rule of thumb is 2-3 weeks before your last frost. Mine is May 7th. What is your last frost?
@GardeningintheNorth according to the almanac, our last frost date is June 1st. So I'll wait until mid-May to plant them out. Temperatures have been milder this year, but I won't risk it!!
YES! Wait another 3 weeks at least!
Is that Celsius or Fahrenheit?? I tried seeds my first year of gardening last year and they were a complete failure so I am going to try onion sets this time. I’m in Alaska and our last frost day is beginning of June, but am I understanding that I can plant the onion sets a little before that?
Hello! That is Celsius. My rule of thumb here is 2-3 weeks before our last frost date. Happy Gardening 😊
Great to see you my friend! I have raised beds and last year wss a bad year for my squash as well. This year i think i need to add more fertilizer. Great video and information
Hello!! I will be using a 10-10-10 fertilizer around the plants once they start to grow. 4-6 inches away from the plant. Have you planned out your garden?