You don't need a big garden to grow delicious onions at home—a bright location, the right container, and well-draining soil ...

Grow green onions or bulb onions in containers. Since they have shallow root systems, they don’t need a lot of depth to thrive, making them ideal for narrow containers.

Growing onions in containers is a great way to maximize space and control soil conditions. Ohler has grown green onions in deep pots with good drainage and watched them do surprisingly well with ...

Should you buy sets or seeds? Long-day or short-day onions? Learn how to grow onions, and how to harvest and store them properly, with this guide.

From tasty root vegetables to leafy greens, you've still got time to sow these hardy plants in September for a bountiful ...

Onions for transplanting or green onions grow well in containers or in blocks. They do not need to be planted in rows unless planting them to produce bulbs.

In today's "Growing Together" column, Don Kinzler says growing onions isn't difficult, but following a few specific guidelines produces a heavy yield of large bulbs.

Grow your own hard to find gourmet onions from seed. Order seeds now and plant indoors during January. You'll have transplants ready to plant by April.

Anyone who cooks usually has some sort of onion or garlic on hand. It’s hard to beat the convenience or the taste of these recipe essentials fresh from the garden. September is the time to plant ...