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Old September 17, 2015   #16
bower
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I got some of these seeds through Nicky's swap (thank you!).
After a pretty awful summer, mine are just about a foot tall.
I was thinking of trying to overwinter them, so I'm excited to hear that might be ok. I'd love to see them grow to their full glory.
I also have a patch of White Lisbons and a patch of 2 year old Hardy Evergreens (those are in flower just now), and I've been cutting instead of pulling green onions in hopes that all (or some variety) will overwinter and make a perennial green onion patch.
Has anyone tried this with White Lisbon, or am I wasting my time?
I can see many of them have formed a small bulb... I would sure pickle those if I thought there was no chance of survival.
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