Have you ever grown onions that produced plenty of green leaves but barely formed a bulb?

That does not mean you’re bad at growing onions. Usually, something went wrong before the plants even reached the garden. (I've been there.)

You may have selected the wrong variety, planted at the wrong time or started with onion sets instead of slips. These details matter, but they aren’t things you can easily correct halfway through the growing season.

That’s why I want to teach you exactly what to do before planting begins.

Awesome Alliums is this Wednesday

I’m teaching Awesome Alliums live this Wednesday, September 23, at 6:00 p.m.

We’ll cover:

• The onion and garlic varieties that grow best in North Texas
• What to buy and where to find it
• How to prepare your garden before planting
• Proper planting and fertilizing
• When and how to harvest
• How to cure and store your crop for months
• The most common problems and how to prevent them

Garlic planting begins next month, so this is the perfect time to get ready.

When you enroll, you’ll receive immediate access to my Garlic & Onion Buying Guide. Use it to select your varieties and place your order before or after class.

Enrollment includes much more than one class

Awesome Alliums is included with enrollment in The Dallas Garden School. You’ll also receive our complete on-demand class library, upcoming live classes, the student community and direct help through Ask Callie.

Can’t attend Wednesday evening? The class will be recorded, and enrolled students can watch the replay at any time.

If onions and garlic are on your growing list this year, join us now so you can get them right from the beginning.
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CWL