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Onions

Onions

Onions are relatively easy to grow, making them fun for beginners and New Yorkers (are you both?). You'll need an outdoor spot that gets at least six hours of sun and a container at least 12 inches deep. Might I suggest a trip to your local second hand store? Get creative, New Yorkers!

Leeks

Leeks

Did you know leeks are filled with vitamins A, C, K and folate? Now, I know what you're thinking - "Leeks? Isn't that just a fancy onion?" Yes and lucky for you, they're insanely easy to grow, even if your idea of gardening is keeping a succulent alive.

Scallions

Scallions

Are you looking for a super easy onion to grow that anyone can do it? Scallions are your saving grace. Even if you have no outdoor space, not even a fire escape, you can grow scallions and they are abundant. This is something you’ll gladly share with your roommate(s). Time to get your hands dirty - and not just from the subway poles!

Garlic

Garlic

Growing garlic in the city is a fun activity for the whole family, or roommates. It’s planted in the fall, grows all winter (you barely have to do anything) and is harvested in the summer. Talk about delayed gratification. You can squeeze in a few seed garlic on you tiny balcony and you’ll have bulbs you can share with your friends. I’m here to show you how.

Shallots

Shallots

Shallots! These little flavor bombs are the perfect addition to your culinary arsenal. And lucky for you shallots will thrive in even the most cramped of quarters, while cutting down on packaging waste and food miles. It's time to ditch those store-bought shallots (or at least buy a few less) and get your hands dirty with some homegrown shallots.

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