Summer Snowballs
May 27, 2013
These, the product of discarded grocery scallion bases 18 months ago, were worth it if only for the giant snowball blooms that have been up for weeks now.
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These are fabulous. I didn’t know the humble grocery onion was such a diva of a plant. 🙂
Truely amazing; I do love the blooms.
We were surprised, they are between tennis ball and baseball sized. Not as dramatic one at a time vs a leek blossom on a 5′ stem, but the odd cluster is a winner lol