growing green onions

I saved the tops of the green onions, put them in water as directed, waited for them to start growing, then planted them in a pot. I have a nice little pot garden of green onions now, but the weather is turning and I don’t know if they will survive the winter outside. What should I do? I am in zone 8, PNW where we get lots of rain, hardly any sun, temps down to about 20, but rarely any lower, and freezes are short.

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#1 Comment By BushDoctor On 10/08/2017 @ 6:36 pm

You might be surprised to learn that onions are, actually, hardy down to 20 degrees. You can plant them. If the weather takes a turn for the worse, and gets colder than that, then you will want to cover overnight with some hay or other mulch until the temperatures return to above 20.

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