[OKGlocker]

Mmmm...
I love those first green onions of the spring, don't you?
I just went out and pulled these this evening to go with my wife's awesome fried chicken... Yumm-O!

Karl

 

[OKGlocker]

OK, I must confess...
These are actually some that over-wintered in the garden, and the recent warm weather perked them up, so I picked them... But, they sure did taste good!:upsidedown:

Karl

 

[BadgeBunny]

Nothin' wrong with that! :

 

[shawn]

I'm so regretting not planting any in the fall. Oh well planting some onion bulbs this weekend.

 

[Reality Czech]

Those look just like the multiplier onions I grow.
Pulled some today to go in the chicken and dressing I had for dinner.:

 

[BadgeBunny]

I'm so regretting not planting any in the fall. Oh well planting some onion bulbs this weekend.

Brrrrrr ... I was gonna go shooting but now I think I will stay in and do my inventory so I can get ready to go to Sam's on the first. Plus I have a bunch of reloading to do. (I know, not exactly garden related, but gonna be a lot warmer inside than out, I guess ...

 

[OKGlocker]

Those look just like the multiplier onions I grow.
Pulled some today to go in the chicken and dressing I had for dinner.:

Yeah, I have some Egyptian Walking onions, too... I pull those in the wintertime if I really need green onions in a recipe... They are a little stronger than regular green onions, so it doesnt take as many...

Karl

 

[levelfarmer]

I made this picture Sunday (3-17). I planted about 150 lbs of Crystal Wax bulbs last fall. I planted them too thick. I fertilized them with N about two weeks ago, and I am hoping for a few warm days to size them up a little more before I start bunching them. Back in the 60s and 70s we used to sell two or three pickup loads of these every week for a couple of months in the Spring.

While I am showing pictures, here is a camellia bush (tree?) my wife's grandmother planted 70 or more years ago. It really puts on a show this time of year. The house in the background was built around 1890 and has been in my wife's family over 100 years. The picture was made at the same time as the picture of the onions. We are about 90-100 miles South of Atlanta.

 

[oktx]

Hey OKglocker those look awesome! :thumb: I would have gotten my onions put in in the fall but I wanted to move them to a different location since they did not do well where I had them last year. Hope this year yields much better results. :

PS: Have you visited the Oklahoma members' board yet?
http://www.survivalistboards.com/group.php?groupid=7

 

[mmwb]

I love where I live, but am a bit jealous of others' early springs. We've a couple of feet of snow in the garden now and it will continue to freeze nightly until June...