Gardener grows a nearly 20-pound onion that may have broken world record

A gardener in England brought his nearly 20-pound onion to the Harrogate Autumn Flower Show and organizers there believe it set a new world record.

A gardener in England brought a behemothto a flower show in North Yorkshire — and organizers believe the behemoth vegetable may set a world record.

Gareth Griffin’s voluminous veggie — which weighed in at 19.77 pounds — beat out the past record of 18.68 that was set in 2014. Gareth Griffin, a British gardener, is believed to have set the world record with his almost 20-pound onion.Large onions are judged at the Harrogate Autumn Flower Show in North Yorkshire.

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