Description

Egyptian walking onions (Allium × proliferum) are a perennial onion variety known for their unique propagation method. Unlike traditional onions, they form clusters of small bulbils at the top of their flower stalks. These bulbils eventually become heavy, causing the stalks to bend and touch the ground, where the bulbils take root and form new plants. This “walking” propagation allows the plant to spread efficiently. The plant is hardy and can thrive in various climates, producing both edible bulbs and greens.

Full to 3/4 Sun
Soil PH 6.0 – 7.0
Plant Bulbs 1″ deep
For best growth,  They prefer Richer soil with high organic matter.  Roots can be extensive if you have hard-pan clay soils fork the soils to cause breaks in the hard-pan.