Egyptian Walking Onions with well developed
topsets.
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On the march.
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Young plants in spring.
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Branching out.
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Encapsulated topsets - green
candlesticks.
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Developing branches.
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Snow won't hurt the Egyptian
Walking Onions.
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Guardian of the Egyptian
Walking Onion patch.
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Springtime Egyptian Walking
Onion plants reach for the sky.
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Topsets emerging from their
paper capsule in the spring.
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Stalks and branches.
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Stalks and set clusters.
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The edible Egyptian Walking
Onion greens.
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Dancing Egyptian Walking
Onion plants.
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Egyptian Walking Onion topsets
in late spring.
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Happy, healthy Egyptian Walking
Onions.
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Growing greens in the spring.
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Green candlesticks!
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Thriving Egyptian Walking
Onions in summer.
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Mature Egyptian Walking Onion
sets in the hazy summer sun.
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The Egyptain Walking Onion
greens are over 1 foot high in April.
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A
beautiful shade of green.
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Green candlesticks in the
evening sunglow.
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Egyptian Walking Onions walking
across the garden.
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A
pickup load of harvested whole Egyptian Walking Onion plants
- ground bulbs, topsets, and all!
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Closeup
of harvested whole Egyptian Walking Onion plants.
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New
Egyptian Walking Onion garden.
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Planting
thousands of Egyptian Walking Onion ground bulbs.
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And
thousands more!
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Here
is the white variety of Egyptian Walking Onions. Look how
bright white they are!
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Red
Egyptian Walking Onions
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The
first green start after planting a new Egyptian Walking
Onion garden in 2022.
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Always plant catnip in your Egyptian Walking Onion patch
for the guardian cats on patrol!
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White
Eygptian Walking Onions.
Newest
Egyptian Walking Onion garden planted Ocober 2024.
Garden is 50'x50' and has approximately 9000 bulbs!
Named irises border the perimeter and will eventually be
offered for sale.
Another 50'x50' area to the left is being prepared for spring
planting.
Update: this garden received major
flooding in February 2025. There was a 95% loss of onions.
Buckshot
and Chocolate guard the newly planted Egyptian Walking Onion
garden.
The
Egyptian Walking Onion shed. This is where the bulbs and
topsets are stored after harvesting.
Inside
the Egyptian Walking Onion shed are curing racks for topsets
and bulbs.
Thousands
of bulbs and topsets are stored in the Onion Shed (blue
bottles are for craft projects)
Leaves
fall over and begin to dry out as the plant's energy runs
up the
thick stalks to the cluster of baby topsets at the top.
A variety called "Missouri Red". Topsets are still
green and develping in June 2025.
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