Look like young onions to me. Let them go till the fall and the tops die down and you have....ONIONS. ;-)

I have what are called winter onions...that are perennials...come up early...can use some of the top parts as "green onions"...later they grow bulbs on top that can be planted in the fall to grow new onion plants. This is in the midwest...not sure how they'd do in Texas.

What my mom always did in the later part of fall was to tramp the onion tops down. This stops the green part from growing, and expending all the energy of the plant. Then the bulb gets bigger and bigger until you have the size of onion you want.

She would also braid them together, and hang them for use over the winter. Some she stored in the celler, but I can't remember how she stored those - she put the potatoes into bags, perhaps she did the onions into bags too.

All of my onions have flowered and are now dying back. I planted texas sweets and purple onions. Not sure why they are dying back so soon.

Here is a link that might be useful: My Garden

I just figured out what happened to my onions. We've had some really bad weather. The strong winds and rain acutally broke the stalks. Looks like small onions this year. Oh well.

You have exactly what I have. I planted lots in this first year of SFG. I love onions and use tons of green, small and large yellow onions. I planted mine from yellow onion sets. I use the small ones in your pics for "green onion" in my recipes and salads, the small bulbed ones on the right for my stir fry and other stuff and then wait and use my large yellow onions for the rest. Awesome aren't they?? I love how versitile this plant is!!

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