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Currie's bulbs and plants Page . CURRIE BROS CO MILWAUKEE WISCONSIN Tulips ach Doz OS SO OS SO ' Garden Culture of Tulips Any good soil well enriched will suit Tulips October or early in November is the proper time to plant them Set them

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Bunch of garlic bulbs tied together for storage in best quality. Garlic bulb on wood background.

Chicken Tagine - Moroccan chicken tagine with olives, preserved lemon and fennel.

scattered shallots or small red onions on wooden table top, used in cooking for mild sweet flavor and nutritional value, soft focus with copy space

Closeup of sliced red onion in the foreground showing pattern of layers and full red onion in the background.

Pile of fresh red chillies, onions and garlic on wooden chopping board

Closeup Image Of White Color Garlic In Black Background

The shallot is a botanical variety (a cultivar) of the onion. As part of the onion genus Allium, its close relatives include garlic, scallions, leeks, chives, and the Chinese onion. Shallots are one of the world's main cooking spices. Its form is in the form of tubers which can be eaten raw, for cooking spices, pickles, traditional medicine, the tuber skin can be used as a coloring agent and the leaves can also be used to mix vegetables.

Extreme closeup and top view of a single red onion isolated against a plain background.

Garlic in bundles dried under roof of rural house. Organic product widely used in different nation kitchen and medicine. Selective focus