How Do You Plant Scallions From Seed?
Scallions are a very popular addition to many kitchens, and can be used in a wide variety of recipes. Growing scallions is relatively easy. They are a very versatile plant, and can be planted in the spring or the fall, depending on your choice. Scallions will tolerate the cold, but they do best in milder temperatures. With a little bit of care and the right soil, you can be sure to have plenty of fresh scallions to harvest for any recipe. Begin planting your scallion seeds when the soil temperature reaches at least a consistent 50 degrees Fahrenheit. Select an area with a rich soil content and good drainage. A raised bed is a great option, provided it has not had any other onion family member grown in it over the last three years. Your selected planting area should also receive full sun for your scallions to sprout and thrive. Weed the planting area thoroughly, as scallions have a very shallow root system, and therefore do not play well with weeds. Return to the planting area to weed a
