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drasaid

HAVE: Okinawa Spinach for Tree Onions, egyption onions

drasaid
11 years ago

What I'm after is the sort of onions that make more onions on the top, the little onions on the top can be used as is or planted to grow into more onions. They are also called walking onions. I want the ones that have some size to them (there are wild ones here that have the little bulbs, but they are really too small)
thanks.

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