Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to store garden onions
Harvest your onions when the leaves droop and turn brown.
Waiting until the leaves are like this will ensure your onions are the right size for storage. To harvest your onions, dig the bulbs out of the ground using a shovel or large fork.
A: Let your onions dry outside for 1 week. You can lay the onions on the soil you dug them out from, or put them on a wire rack.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to address wedding invitations to a family
Decide whether to do double-envelopes.
If you are planning a more informal affair, it's okay to go with just one outer envelope. That way your invitees with open the envelope and see your invitation right away.
A: If you prefer formality and tradition, opt for the double-envelope method. This means that your invitees will need to open two separate envelopes before seeing the event details.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to make snacks with almond butter
Go simple.
One very simple snack is just fruit dipped into almond butter. For instance, try coring an apple and then cutting it into slices.
A: Dip the slices into a small cup of almond butter, and enjoy. You can also try grapes, pears, or carrots.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to build a small garden path
Lay out your path.
If you are making a winding path, a garden hose makes a nice flexible line, but you can also use spray paint directly on the ground or stakes and string.
Calculate how many square feet the path will be.
A:
Determine how much material you will need. One way, if you use found materials like rocks, simply keep collecting it and laying it out on the proposed path until you have enough.