So, we've checked in with garden experts to help you determine when onions are ready to be harvested, whether you've grown the bulbs from sets or you're waiting on a crop of spring onions.

While scallions don't form a real bulb, leading to them having a milder flavor, spring onions have a noticeable one, which tastes sweeter in comparison to regular onions. Read more: Myths About ...

Spring Onion: These onions are similar to green onions and are also usually sold in bunches. A spring onion has a larger bulb and is sometimes the young version of a bulbing onion that still has its ...

If yellowing leaves are spoiling the look of your spring garden, try planting bulbs among taller perennials like hostas, ...

Onions might not get first notice at a farmers market amid colorful hot peppers, flowery broccoli, green ears of corn and fat ...

Spring onions should have dark-green leaves and fresh-looking roots. Choose firm bulbs with even-coloured skins and no signs of sprouting. Serve spring onions in salads, or sprinkled over Chinese ...

Onions can be a great vegetable ... The worst time to plant is late spring—especially in warmer regions. “The heat can cause bolting before the bulbs size up,” says Ohler.

Grow them in containers with other spring bulbs, like tulips and daffodils ... near doorways due to their lovely fragrance. Ornamental onion (Allium) is one of the largest plant groups in the ...