We spent all day yesterday in the garden. I finally transplanted my onions that I started from seeds on Valentine's Day and made a movie about it.
I know some of you have been following my instructions and have been waiting eagerly for more. So here's the next installment: hardening off your plants and transplanting them into the garden with my awesome method (swishing roots in water bucket). Watch here:
Onion Movie Part Four
If you missed the other parts, you can catch them here:
Part One - how to start onions from seed
Part Two - what to do once the seeds germinate
Part Three - how to fertilize and give them a haircut
Enjoy, and let me know how your onions are doing! Feel free to post a picture of them on my Facebook page so we can admire them!
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