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Plant propagation

12 years ago

Just in case you people missed it i seen a very interesting item on the net. If you have onions and ever pull some just for the green part just place the remainder (Bulb and Root back in the ground and it will grow a new onion. I have not tried it myself but it does sound feasable

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brandon7 TN_zone7
12 years ago
What an original thread title!
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