Onions can grow in all sorts of soil types. However the best is a well drained organically rich soil. Pick a spot that is in full sun all day. The great thing about onions is that they do not require a lot of water to produce. Prepare your garden bed by mixing through organic matter or cow, sheep and to a lesser extent chicken manure. Remove all weeds and dig over your soil to a fine till. You are then ready to plant. Onions are planted in rows, mark out your row with a labelled stake to let you know what variety they are. A couple of rows planted out during the season will produce enough for a small family. Once your onions are planted use a NPK general purpose garden fertiliser a couple of times during the season.
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