Scallion

If your scallions do start to wilt and lose that crisp texture, you can shock them back to life. “Soak root ends in cold water… Read More »How Do You Revive Wilted Scallions?

Most scallions (and green onions) never grow true bulbs. The ends of the stalks stay small. Spring onions on the other hand are a different… Read More »Do Scallions Produce Bulbs?

1 to 2 inches. Slice the top 1 to 2 inches and discard. Next, cut just above the roots. (You can cut even lower than… Read More »How Much Of Scallion Do You Trim?

Is it safe to eat raw green onions? A. Yes, raw green onions are rich in healthy nutrients. Onions help in keeping the heart healthy,… Read More »Are Green Onions And Scallions Safe To Eat?

Physically, slime is just a special kind of gel. As long as it is not of bacterial origin, it is not a sign of spoilage,… Read More »Is It Okay To Eat Green Onion Slime?

Calçots (White Lisbon scallions) can be toxic — even lethal — for many domestic animals, including dogs and cats. They are no different from the… Read More »Can Scallions Be Poisonous?

Bulb onions (Allium cepa) – Bulb onions are typically grown for their yellow, red, or white bulbs, but they can also be planted to produce… Read More »Do Green Onions Grow From Regular Onions?

Spring onions (Allium fistulosum) don’t have a bulb. You grow spring onions from seed. Why does my spring onion have a bulb? Bulbs atop your… Read More »Do Spring Onions Have Bulbs?

Both the long, slender green tops and the small white bulb are edible, and are good either raw or cooked. How much of a spring… Read More »Can You Eat All Of A Spring Onion?

We are often asked, “Can you grow green onions in water?” Yes, and better than most vegetables. Growing green onions in water is very easy.… Read More »Can Green Onions Grow In A Cup Of Water?