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I just got back from Hammerbarn with some spring onions to put in.
e: Not quite the right season, but they're $5 a bunch or $5 for a punnet of 25. If you're buying baby plants to grow, many can be seperated and spread out, eg, basil will have about 20 plants in the pot that'll choke each other if you plant them as a lump. Tease the roots apart gently. Water before and after planting.