Sure, you can harvest onions at any stage and eat them raw, chopped into salads, sliced onto sandwiches, dipped in beer batter and fried ... but you can also keep a crop in the ground to mature ...

To store onions successfully, they first need to be cured properly. At harvest time, carefully dig your onions up and lay the bulbs on the soil surface or on a wire rack. If the weather is wet, dry ...

Knowing when your onions are ready for harvest and how to prepare them for storage are important steps toward having a successful crop. A common practice passed down among generations of gardeners is ...

Food storage hacks can revolutionize the way you keep your bananas and spuds fresh, but they're also a game-changer for ...

Join Mike G as he shares essential tips on growing and curing garlic and onions at home. Video Timeline: 00:00 - Intro 01:02 - Growing Garlic 03:45 - Curing Garlic 06:25 - Growing Onions 08:25 - ...

The word “cure” can be confusing when applied to vegetables. It’s not about the resolution of maladies but rather their prevention. Like the ecclesiastical “curate” or the museum “curator,” it comes ...