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Most onions are one-and-done crops—you plant them, harvest them, and start all over again next year. But there’s one onion that refuses to quit. This rare perennial onion keeps multiplying, keeps producing, and keeps feeding you season after season. Gardeners who discover it call it the onion that never stops giving, and once you add it to your beds, you’ll wonder how you ever lived without it.

Instead of replanting every spring, this onion builds clumps that return year after year, pushing out fresh greens and bulbs you can eat while restoring life to your soil. It’s a living time capsule—an ancient crop that thrives through harsh winters, survives neglect, and delivers more flavor and fertility the longer it’s in the ground.

🌿 What You’ll Learn in This Video
How perennial onions grow and multiply on their own
The difference between annual onions and perennial onions
Why they’re called “the onions that walk” in some traditions
Best ways to plant, divide, and harvest without losing your patch
How these onions improve soil health while feeding your kitchen

📌 We Also Answer
Can perennial onions really survive freezing winters?
Do they need special soil conditions or just average garden dirt?
How fast do they multiply, and when should you divide them?
Do they taste like regular onions, or do they have their own flavor?
Are they a reliable replacement for store-bought onions?

💡 The Gardener’s Shortcut to Endless Onions
Stop replanting. Stop buying. Start growing a self-sustaining onion patch that feeds you forever. With this ancient vegetable, your garden gains resilience, flavor, and fertility—year after year.

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