Egyptian Walking Onion

Also known as Tree Onions, Perennial Onions, etc.This is a groovy kind of plant to have in the garden. I received bulblets from a gardening friend in Tassie.

Plant the bulblets about 1-2cm deep in the soil. Water, watch. They grow like 'normal' onions at first. Then they develop bulblets at the end of their stalks.
When this set of bulbets gets heavier, they will bend over, then take root in the soil. Hence the 'walking onion'. This way you will have little onions all over the garden (if you let them) and forever.
If that's not groovy, what is?!

5 comments:

katrina said...

Oh wow, they look interesting, need to get my hands on some of these somehow

Umatji said...

they look fantastic - would lvoe to get a few bublets of you one day if that was possible.

Veggie Gnome said...

Katrina, definitely worth growing in the garden!

Umatji, no problem. Will check, when the best time for propagation is. :)

Veggie Gnome said...

Umatji, I have a few spare bulblets. If you are interested, send me a note. :)

Umatji said...

Hi there Veggie Gnome, just refound this - is it still a possibility and a good time to pu them in? You can find me on umatji at yahoo dot com dot au
Cheers,
Umatji

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