Onions
Onion growing falls into 3 categories: Intermediate day-length onions can be grown just about anywhere with a daylight requirement of 12-14hrs. Short day-length onions do better in the Southern states and require 10-12hrs of daylight. Long day-length onions require 14-16hrs of daylight to bulb well and thrive in the Northern states.
The dividing line for the long and short day-length varieties is a horizontal line drawn between Kansas and Oklahoma. As a general rule, plant long day-length varieties above the line and short day-length varieties below the line.
Plant onion seed shallowly in prepared drills and loosely cover with soil. A hessian/burlap cloth over the planting bed will assist in germination and moisture retention. Thin out to 4 - 6"(10-15cm) apart when seedlings are pencil thick and either replant the thinnings or use in salads.
Australian Brown Onion
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$2.85
Dawn Giant Leek
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Leek American Flag
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Onion Cipollini Red
Traditionally considered a long day onion, many gardeners say that they can grow the in intermediate..
$3.25
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Red Creole Onions
Heirloom alert! Meet the Red Creole, a short-day, medium-maturing red onion that’s a bit paler but s..
$2.80
Red Torpedo Onion
A highly productive intermediate day-length onion. Its production ability comes from the fact that y..
$3.25
Walla Walla Onion
This is a superb onion, so sweet one can almost eat it raw like an apple. This is Washington States ..
$3.25