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How to grow onions

Most of the onions grown in Michigan are the pungent, yellow, globe type. These types prefer Michigan’s cool conditions. Onions grown for their immature green stems are called bunching onions or scallions. You can harvest any onion early and use it as a bunching onion, but not all bunching varieties will produce a large bulb. Avoid using “short day” onions in Michigan. Preparation and planting Onions prefer cool weather, but they grow in all regions of the country. Gardeners have a number of ways to start plants. Direct-seeded onions can take four months to mature, so using transplants or sets is generally preferred. Sets are plants (small bulbs) grown the previous season.