Tomorrow is May 15, the day my Grandpa said it is safe to plant. I plan to start planting this weekend with gold potatoes, blue potatoes, and walla walla onions. I saw the walla walla onions for sale and Home Depot and couldn't pass them by. I remembered a road trip to Oregon where we passed through a corner of Washington State coming out of Idaho and went through the town of Walla Walla, Washington. I remember acres and acres of onions. You could smell the onions even with the windows closed.Friday, May 14, 2010
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Tomorrow is May 15, the day my Grandpa said it is safe to plant. I plan to start planting this weekend with gold potatoes, blue potatoes, and walla walla onions. I saw the walla walla onions for sale and Home Depot and couldn't pass them by. I remembered a road trip to Oregon where we passed through a corner of Washington State coming out of Idaho and went through the town of Walla Walla, Washington. I remember acres and acres of onions. You could smell the onions even with the windows closed.
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