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onion transplanting question....

14 years ago

I started some onions from seed indoors and transplanted them into my garden. I transplanted some of them individually, and I transplanted some as a cluster of 3 or 4 onions (with a much wider spacing, obviously) because I read that it would work with onions. (I can't remember the name of that style of planting).

Does anyone have experience or a preference for the clustered plantings?

This year is just an experiment for me, as far as onions go... any advice is appreciated.

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curt_grow
14 years ago
eagle; the only Thing I can help with. It is called multi-planting, or Dutch multi-planting. It is my first year with the same experiment. I planted mine 4-5 plants to a square foot per Eliot Coleman recommendations

Curt~
eaglesgarden
Original Author
14 years ago
Thanks Curt!

I couldn't remember the name for the life of me!
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