Planting onions in North Texas 

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Thanks! You are in Zone 9a. For more information on gardening in your area, contact the Liberty County AgriLife extension office at liberty.agrilife.org.

We have them in stock now (January 2022). If you're not near us, try a Tractor Supply or feed store.

Hmm... I thought this was covered in the video. ;) Wait until the ice melts and stick them in the ground about a finger deep. They're typically planted between late January and mid-February in North Texas.

Yes you can. I'd do it now.

@@ShadesofGreenTX I can also do my carrots direct sow now, right ?

@@kristinstacey5003 The overnight lows are still a bit cold. Texas A&M AgriLife says, "Carrots grow best in cool temperatures of early spring and late fall. Night temperatures of 55 degrees F and day temperatures of 75 degrees F are ideal for carrots." Just know that if you sow now, they may not germinate until it gets a bit warmer.

@@ShadesofGreenTX I directly sowed my onions in the ground on the 26th. If we get freezing temperatures and or snow should I cover them?