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(Allium cepa) 300+ seeds per packet. Generally speaking, long-day onions tend to do best in the North and short-day tend to do best in the South.
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Australian Brown
Introduced in 1897 by W. Atlee Burpee, medium sized flattened bulbs, flavorful and pungent, yellow brown.
Item Code: ON101
Out of Stock
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Bianca di Maggio
80 days. Flat, Italian "cipollini" variety. These delicious, small white onions command a high price at specialty markets. Very sweet and mild, used in Italy for pickling, grilling and in salads. We have select Italian seed.
Item Code: ON106
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Crimson Forest - Bunching
(Allium fistulosum) Beautiful brilliant red stalks, flavorful and tasty. Very unique and colorful, a bulbing type. Pkt. (250 seeds)
Item Code: ON110
Bulk Quantities
1 OZ. - $8.00
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Flat of Italy
Intermediate-day-type--Beautiful, red "cipollini" type, flat gourmet onions from Italy, They are bright red in color and very flat, perfect for fresh eating or cooking. This is a very old Italian variety, that was mentioned by Vilmorin in 1885. A good choice for fresh market. Early.
Item Code: ON104
Out of Stock
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Gold Princess
Intermediate-day type--A medium-sized, light yellow, flattened "cipollini"-type onion that is so popular with gardeners and chefs. This Italian variety matures extra early.
Item Code: ON113
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He Shi Ko - Bunching
(Allium fistulosum) An heirloom Japanese, perennial bunching onion, stalks grow and divide from the base. Mild and tasty. These are an essential ingredient in both Oriental and American foods. A non-bulbing white type.
Item Code: ON111
Bulk Quantities
1 OZ. - $4.00
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Jaune Paille Des Vertus
New!
Introduced about 1793, this old onion is now hard to find. It is
also called Brown Spanish by French seed house Vilmorin; in
1885 they said, "The winter supply of Paris and of a great part of Europe consists chiefly of this variety, which may be often
seen hanging up in dwelling-houses in long hanks formed
by interlacing and plaiting the withered leaves together." The
roots are flattened and 3"-4" across, the skin is a brownish
yellow and the flesh is flavorful. This antique is known for its
keeping qualities that made it a standard in Europe for over
200 years.
Item Code: ON114
Bulk Quantities
1 OZ - $12.00
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Red Creole
Short-day type--This short day onion is great for the South and is a good keeper. Hard, flat bulbs have spicy, red flesh. A good cooking onion or in salads.
Item Code: ON112
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Red of Florence
Long-day type--Oblong shaped, bright red onions, great for planting spring or fall, seems to do well in many areas. They are very mild and sweet, great for salads and pickling! A delicious Italian heirloom. Very rare.
Item Code: ON103
Out of Stock
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Texas Early Grano 502
Short-day type--Vidalia-type onion is a good choice for the south. Sweet, tasty flavor, developed in Texas in 1944.
Item Code: ON102
Out of Stock
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Tokyo Long White - Bunching
(Allium fistulosum) An old favorite Japanese bunching type, looks like a long slender leek. Sweet and mild flavor, tasty. Pkt. (400 seeds)
Item Code: ON109
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Tropeana Lunga
Long, tall bulbs are unique and popular with Mediterranean chefs. Harvest this gorgeous onion in mid-summer for your own delight or sell this winner for top prices at market. They are a lovely shade of red. This heirloom from Tropea is rare in America.
Item Code: ON108
Bulk Quantities
1 OZ - $6.50
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Yellow of Parma
Long-day type--Large, golden onions are oblong-globe shaped. This late onion makes an excellent keeper; a rare and hard-to-find Italian variety.
Item Code: ON105
Bulk Quantities
1 OZ. - $7.00
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