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Re: Crop Rotation/growing onion sets

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Frankly you crack me up friend Frank,
What you say makes sense to me, but then I was a social worker and I can't be 
trusted to have any sense left.  I have let some tomato volunteers go and 
they did well--producing smallish tomatoes in between cherry and regular, 
with no diseases.  But I figured I was just lucky.  My garden is so small 
that I don't have room for all I need to grow and the upper three 3x30ft beds 
are more and more shaded by a walnut tree I was happy to have and planted in 
the onlyest place I could plant it(we have butchered the poor thing trying to 
keep the shade off the garden)and to make a long story longer--I can't rotate 
my crops as they should be since I only have a couple of really sunny beds 
for tomatoes and peppers (we grow several types of peppers and tomatoes)and I 
rotate the cole crops and squash with them.  You can see from my long 
sentences one reason I gave up writing.
2nd issue:  I had requested a treatise from friend Bill on how to grow one's 
own onion sets.  I guess he was too busy or away or didn't have an answer for 
me.  And zoooh: does anyone know how to grow onion sets for the next years 
planting?
Thanks in advance
Bonnie C.
Mt. zone 5  wearing out herself and her hat these days


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