These perennial onions are called walking onions because they’re so easy to grow! #shorts

[inarisarp]

The old man next door to me has a patch of these onions that he's kept going for over 10 years. He gave me some of the seed heads and now I grow them in my garden too 😊

[johnkozup]

I grew these when i lived in my house. They were easy. AKA eqyptian onions. They were tasty. I gave tons away to my friends.

[marilynH]

I love walking onion! I have a big clump growing in my garden.

[blueheartless]

That's so interesting!! Definitely getting some once I have my own garden

[mainegardenguy]

Im growing them. Started with a handful of bulbets 2 years ago. My regular garden has over 100 of them this year. i seeded another location with almost as many. All from the original handful. Even the bulbets are edible. The greens are treated like scallions and green onions for the first half of the growing season. I like to harvest when the bulbets are ready to go. Plant or cook/prep the bulbets, and dehydrate the rest of the onion, tops to root base. Onion powder for free.

[angelloutagadiad]

In the Philippines we call these 'sibuyas dahon' which basically translates to onion leaf it has a sweet and crunchy texture when eaten raw like for garnishes but when you put it on your stir fry you can substitute sibuyas dahon for onion. 🎉

[NancyMancarious]

We eat them raw in Egypt, with our favourite breakfast : foul and falafel

[willgaukler]

sounds like that hair verity it re-seeds profusely and has that great chive flavor when young

[TinaRN]

My friend just have me some of these to establish in my garden ❤

[rickyclark]

Me too ever since said, same here ❤❤❤ elle on hubby's acct.

[ralsharp]

Over here we call them Egyptian walking onions. They are the friend that never stops giving🎉

[MD-kiqw]

I love letting my vegetables flower even tho they are vegetables I let them flower to give me free plants the following year

[elianaguimaraes]

❤o espasso que vc está não dou sorte com cebolinha sou do Brasil

[idamartin]

Where can I get some. I love them. I want to get some more.

[johnjohng]

My onions are in bed with my asparagus. Horror? But no! Oh happy marriage, lol.

[lindamurns]

Can you tell me are they the green salad onions?

[yvonnechance]

Will they survive in the cold Connecticut weather ?

[AMPProf]

WTF IS UP WITH THAT CLOUD VIEW! Ohh Beautiful

[shary]

If you find wild ones some restaurants will pay a good bit for them.

[teresaellis]

why would my green part never get full and lush?Same with those planted by seed and bulb