Assertion: onion | /r/HasProperty | planted
Facets:
value: together
type: MANNER
value: in the genus allium
type: OTHER
value: close enough for green onions
type: OTHER
value: fairly close
type: DEGREE
value: early in the spring
type: TEMPORAL
value: typically
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Typically, onions are planted early in the spring and harvested in the fall after their tops begin to die back.
text: They are plants in the genus Allium.
text: Onion sets and onion plants need loose soil and will be planted early (end of Gregorian calendar month or March).
text: Onion cells lack chloroplasts because the onion is part of the plant that is not involved in photosynthesis.
text: Onions can be planted as soon as the garden can be tilled in the spring, usually late March or early April in prime growing regions.
text: If the onions are planted closer together, you can harvest every other plant as a green onion so that bulb development of the remaining plants is not impeded.
text: When onions are first planted, their growth is concentrated on new roots and green leaves or tops.
text: When onions are first planted, their growth is concentrated on new roots and green leaves or tops.
text: Onions do not need much spacing (depending on the variety) and can be planted fairly close together – about six inches apart.
text: Onions can be planted as soon as the garden can be tilled in the spring, usually late March or early April in prime regions for producing onions.
text: 7 Thin the onions as they grow if they are planted close enough for green onions.
text: They are plants in the genus Allium.
text: Although onions are plants, students will not see any chloroplasts in their slides.