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>veggie-digest Digest Volume 102 : Issue 19
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>Today's Topics:
> RE: Onion sets
> Re: Onion sets
> Sorrel
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>Date: Wed, 12 Jun 2002 09:40:45 -0700
>From: "mg026307, mg026307" <mg026307@student.fullerton.edu>
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>Subject: RE: Onion sets
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>Jim, Thanks for your response. So basically what your saying is that =
>the bulb of the onion after it is formed needs to stay close to the =
>surface?
>Mary
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: James [i*@bellsouth.net]
>Sent: Mon 6/10/2002 5:59 PM
>To: veggie-list@eskimo.com
>Cc:=09
>Subject: Re: Onion sets
>
>After they get going good (maybe 1 month),at 2 inches deep,start pulling =
>the dirt back,and keep good soil,and fertilized.These are good in late =
>crops,or cooler weather,and about 2 months (from planting),plants down =
>to 1/2 the bulb should stick out of ground,until harvest.Keep
>soil as soft as possible.Sorta like growing rutabeggars,beets etc.."Jim =
>",Best of Gardening!!!! =
> "mg026307, =
>mg026307" wrote:
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>> I did not have very much success this year with my onions. I planted =
>them about 2 inches deep and they grew tall but the fruit on most =
>remained relatively small. The tops began to die which indicated to me =
>that they were ready. Any advise would be great for me as well.:-)
>> Thanks,
>> Mary in Southern California, USDA 10
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Elliott Ryder [e*@s2.sonnet.com]
>> Sent: Sun 6/9/2002 4:49 AM
>> To: veggie-list@eskimo.com
>> Cc:
>> Subject: Onion sets
>>
>> I have read that in order to get large round onions one should =
>plant onion
>> sets two inches deep; I have also read that to achieve this one should
>> plant them just below the surface. Can anyone tell me from personal
>> experience which procedure is correct? I have got conflicting results.
>> Elliott
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>Date: Wed, 12 Jun 2002 14:07:47 -0500
>From: James <is23@bellsouth.net>
>To: veggie-list@eskimo.com
>Subject: Re: Onion sets
>Message-ID: <3D079C03.A218ED49@bellsouth.net>
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>It has to have room for growing,and no hinderence.Also,the sun makes it sweet,as it turns alittle yellow or lighter in color
if its red or yellow.As someone added it needs plenty of rich soil.I can only do good on onions,in fall and through the
winter,since it gets so hot here in
>Southern Mississippi.I just spent the morning picking 2 (5gal.each ) field peas,and snap beans,and got the 3 large wheel
barrow of field corn out,for the freezer.I haven't been on this computor much,as planting things,and "care",of them as been
work.Field corn will come in next
>week(which I love,not so sweet),as the tomatoes,cucumbers,beans,peas,okra,watermellons,and squash.I hope all your gardens
and lives are great.I would say,get your soil tested,and get some good Horticulture and books,by Life publishers and "Your
gardens will produce.Also plant by
>the moon,since it controls ALL THINGS!!! Well,here's to a large plate of cream corn,field peas,cucumbers,tomatoes,corn
bread,and plenty of "COLD MILK"!!! I may be Southern,but I'm Very Happy!!!! JIM
>
>"mg026307, mg026307" wrote:
>
>> Jim, Thanks for your response. So basically what your saying is that the bulb of the onion after it is formed needs to stay
close to the surface?
>> Mary
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: James [i*@bellsouth.net]
>> Sent: Mon 6/10/2002 5:59 PM
>> To: veggie-list@eskimo.com
>> Cc:
>> Subject: Re: Onion sets
>>
>> After they get going good (maybe 1 month),at 2 inches deep,start pulling the dirt back,and keep good soil,and
fertilized.These are good in late crops,or cooler weather,and about 2 months (from planting),plants down to 1/2 the bulb
should stick out of ground,until harvest.Keep
>> soil as soft as possible.Sorta like growing rutabeggars,beets etc.."Jim ",Best of Gardening!!!!
"mg026307, mg026307" wrote:
>>
>> > I did not have very much success this year with my onions. I planted them about 2 inches deep and they grew tall but
the fruit on most remained relatively small. The tops began to die which indicated to me that they were ready. Any
advise would be great for me as well.:-)
>> > Thanks,
>> > Mary in Southern California, USDA 10
>> >
>> > -----Original Message-----
>> > From: Elliott Ryder [e*@s2.sonnet.com]
>> > Sent: Sun 6/9/2002 4:49 AM
>> > To: veggie-list@eskimo.com
>> > Cc:
>> > Subject: Onion sets
>> >
>> > I have read that in order to get large round onions one should plant onion
>> > sets two inches deep; I have also read that to achieve this one should
>> > plant them just below the surface. Can anyone tell me from personal
>> > experience which procedure is correct? I have got conflicting results.
>> > Elliott
>>
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>Date: Wed, 26 Jun 2002 11:27:23 +0100
>From: wendy@drury.com
>To: veggie-list@eskimo.com
>Subject: Sorrel
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>Hi,
>I'm a new member living in Halifax West Yorkshire ( England ). I'm not
>certain I'm posting this correctly, so forgive me if I'm not.
>
>I was at a dinner recently where I was given a sauce made from Sorrel
>to accompany a fish course. As I grow most of my own fruit, veg and
>some herbs I would like now to grow some sorrel.
>
>Can anyone advise me whether I buy seeds or have to buy a plant and
>where the best place is to obtain them?
>
>Cheers.
>
>Wendy.
>
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