I found some small cipollini onions at the store, so I picked them up and planted them in my beds! They're really small so I figure I could grow some of them bigger and let a few go to seed for next year. They'll be delicious in kabobs with Bambino eggplant, bell peppers and cherry tomatoes...can't wait for summer and BBQ's! Now all I have to do is call the company that sells them to figure out what type of cipollini onions they are! = )
~Rose
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nanelle_gw (usda 9/Sunset 14)
nanelle_gw (usda 9/Sunset 14)
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