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Onions...what happened here?

10 years ago

I have been gardening for (only) 7 years and have had successful onion crops. These were Sterling seedlings from Dixondale. The weather here has been unseasonably dry and (earlier) hot but I tried to keep the onions evenly watered. I have four other varieties this year without this problem.

What is this?

Thanks!

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planatus
10 years ago
This thread got picked up in the vegetable gardening forum. Please follow it there.
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