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Garden tip: How to grow onions - Vimarsana News

Garden tip: How to grow onions

Do you know the difference between chives, scallions and green onions? Chives are smaller, thinner and have a milder onion flavor. Green onions are the same as scallions. They have long, slender sides and a white bulb at the base. Green onions, onions, leeks, scallions, shallots and garlic are all members of the amaryllis family, […]

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A Bay Area garden harvest is not fast food. Here are tips while you wait - Vimarsana News

A Bay Area garden harvest is not fast food. Here are tips while you wait

Here are some timelines and tips to help you wait, and also a little philosophy and a few...

Home gardeners rejoice! Bay Area seed libraries are thriving right now - Vimarsana News

Home gardeners rejoice! Bay Area seed libraries are thriving right now

At a seed library you check out some seed, plant it, enjoy what you grew, and bring some...

Crisp yacon tastes like jicama and you can grow it right now in the Bay Area - Vimarsana News

Crisp yacon tastes like jicama and you can grow it right now in the Bay Area

Crisp yacon tastes like jicama and you can grow it right now in the Bay Area FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 Yacon, above, produces a crisp edible root, left. The knobby structures at the base of the stem are the rhizomes for propagation.Photos by Pam PeirceShow MoreShow Less 2of2 This container-grown yacon plant produced over 2 pounds of edible root. The knobby structures at the base of the stem are the rhizomes to use for propagation.Pam PeirceShow MoreShow Less In the United States, the crisp, sweet crunch of yacon roots is a secret known mainly to gardeners. When I began to grow it, over 20 yea...