Our peas and beans are really starting to stretch and climb after some recent rains and warm days, which is always very exciting. However, our purple flowering raspberries have started showing off and they took my breath away.
What's growing on with you all?
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You might only get green onions off of it at this point, but burying it like you asked will certainly get you more, and more nutritious ones. I vote yes!
I plant garlic during the fall for this reason! Fresh garlic chives on my ramen with an egg, yes yes :D
Delish! I pulled about two pounds of scapes yesterday for making pesto