Save your own onion seeds for next season, it’s easy and a great way to grow onions adapted to your garden! Onions are biennial, they grow bulbs the first year and flowers (with seeds) the next. By leaving a few onions in the ground over winter, they’ll bloom in spring and produce seeds for you to harvest. How to collect onion seeds: 1. Leave a few onions in the ground over winter. 2. Wait for flower heads to bloom and mature. 3. Let heads dry, brown and crispy means seeds are ready. 4. Collect

Growing onions from sets is so rewarding! I planted these onion sets a few months ago, snipped some of the greens along the way for freezing, and now the onion bulbs are ready to harvest 🧅. After curing them, I strung them neatly for storage, they’ll stay fresh and ready to use for 6–8 months! Gardening really pays off when you get to enjoy your own homegrown produce. 💛 #HomegrownOnions #GardenToTable #OnionHarvest #GrowYourOwn #ZeroWasteKitchen #HomeGardening #gardenersofinstagram #FromGarden

3.3K views · 91 reactions | "Consistency and uniformity – that’s what I’ve seen with Yellow Star onion from Syngenta. The bulbs are firm, golden, and market-ready, giving me confidence in every harvest." – Masvingo Farmer 暈 With Yellow Star, farmers are winning across Zimbabwe!  | Syngenta Zimbabwe | Facebook