Three generations of onions, all still connected and supporting each other -- fascinating!
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Very cool - I planted a couple last year and they came up this Spring and are really fascinating.... going to hold off eating then this year and just plant the sets (is that what they are called?) to up the number for next year... the way they grow a whole other plant almost off the top though is really interesting