2010 October | Margin Notes

Onion sets of Sweet White Spanish and Stockton Red, two varieties that produce softball- sized heads next April-July. Behind them is a bed of exotic Italian Radicchio—Castelfranco, Grumulo and Varigated Chioggia types. They are shaded now by some San Marzano tomato cages, but these will be out next month.

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