where can i get over wintering onions the loxley garden centers didnt do then last year can only assume they wont this year any one know where to get them this year

We got some japanese onions from Wilkos last week. They don't have much info on them so we have just planted them and we'll see what happens.

Only just still getting going so we'll plant anything.

Burncross Nursery had some in last week when I went

The allotment shop at Heeley and Meersbrook allotments has some in. At the end of Meersbrook road (have to pay £3.50 for yearly membership but get massively reduced prices).

You don't have to be an allotment holder

They had some at Ferndale last weekend, very close to the paydesk.

does anyone no where to get some over wintering onions from this year

I bought 500g of Senshyu onion sets for only £1 from the allotment shop on Hagg Lane a couple of weeks ago. Don't know if there are any left though.

I NEED SOME TOO if anyone knows where to get some :thumbsup:

I have a roofless greenhouse,don`t ask why,do you think this type of onion would go well in there? Or are they better outside.

I would have thought there would be little difference, with perhaps the "roofless ones" maturing slightly earlier. Why not try some in each location and report back to us in June next year?

Wards at Coal Aston had some in the weekend before last.

Valleyside Garden Centre (Manchester Road) had plenty in at the weekend

I bought some from Wilkinsons last year but i've got some from the allotment shop this year. Still need to put them in tho.

Burncross Nursery had some in last week when I went

they have got some in now if anybody else needs any :thumbsup:

they have got some in now if anybody else needs any :thumbsup:

cheers for that mate :thumbsup:

thanks, i just saw it was the 'if you do one thing'on gardeners world to plant japanese onions for oberwintering.

should i get my garlic in now too, or is it too ealry?

thanks, i just saw it was the 'if you do one thing'on gardeners world to plant japanese onions for oberwintering.

should i get my garlic in now too, or is it too ealry?

Bit early still for garlic, give it a few weeks yet.

I would have thought there would be little difference, with perhaps the "roofless ones" maturing slightly earlier. Why not try some in each location and report back to us in June next year?

Will do.I bought some last week from Middletons,the Japanese type.(can`t remember the name)