Onion Onion

Neither a long-day (Northern) nor short-day (Southern) variety, Candy is a “mid-day” or day-neutral variety. The Candy Hybrid onion is earlier, larger and more flavorful. Mid-Day Onion that can grow anywhere! Finally an onion that can grow just about...

Large, firm bulbs with crisp, white flesh, deep tan skins, and exceptional storage quality. Talon grips the ground with a strong, deep root system, making it an excellent choice for less than ideal growing conditions.

For scallions: harvest when pencil size or larger, wash and trim roots, store in a bag at 36°F and 95% relative humidity. For those of you in harsher climates, this onion can be spring sown.

As bulbs approach maturity, withhold water so protective paper can form. Perfect for braiding or in basket displays. After about half the tops have fallen, push over the remainder; wait about 1 week then harvest.

After about half the tops have fallen, push over the remainder; wait about 1 week then harvest. Whether for storage or fresh eating, Red Bull is a great choice for the self-reliant gardener.

Oversized, super sweet onion sets! Get a head start with these oversized, sweet onion sets.

Zoey offers the best of the best in onions. The robust plants are very uniform and reliable in a wide range of growing conditions, but we recommend planting early for best yield. Intermediate-day variety.

As bulbs approach maturity, withhold water so protective paper can form. Onions are photoperiodic plants — they regulate their stages of growth by day length. Thin to the strongest plant when 4-5 inches.

As bulbs approach maturity, withhold water so protective paper can form. Relative to other sets, Forum produces bolt-resistant plants that provide tender green onions early in the season.

From the breeders of the most prominent and highest-quality storage onions comes this improved yellow onion. High resistance to Fusarium basal rot and pink root. Long-day variety. Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area.

For devotees of Copra onion we have Patterson! Surpassing Copra's size, yield and uniformity, Patterson offers a similar yellow bulb and firmness along with equally matched flavor and storage capacity.

Sow up to 10-12 seeds in a 4-6 inch pot. Fusarium basal rot, pink root. Vigorous, disease and sun scald-resistant plants produce very uniform yields of single-centered bulbs that store 4-6 months.

When planting out carefully separate the seedlings and place in a shallow trench. Overall Rating:. For scallions: harvest when pencil size or larger, wash and trim roots, store in a bag at 36°F and 95% relative humidity.

Can be grown in most US latitudes, and still preforms well. Good pungency and still sweet. Unique coin shaped yellow onion. Larger and flatter than most pearl onions, great choice for any cooking or braising use.

Standard large sweet onion! The onion ‘White Sweet Spanish' plant is a variation of the Yellow Sweet Spanish. It has a sweet flavor and very little of the sharpness that some onions have.

High yielding and has firm flesh. Has a beautiful burgundy color! Ruby has a globe shape with medium to large size.

Add crunch and punch to sandwiches, salads, and burgers with these sweet, colorful onions. It's hard to imagine a summer kitchen without a basket of these purplish-red beauties. We relish them raw — they also add a mellow moistness and flavor to frittatas,...

This relatively mild onion is very aromatic and flavorful. Useful in almost any dish but dessert, this white beauty can be savored raw or used as a flavor base for soups and stews.

As bulbs approach maturity, withhold water so protective paper can form. Not available to Hawaii, Idaho, or Canada. Plant the onions 1 inch deep and no deeper, as this will inhibit their ability to bulb.

A timeless favorite. Will store for approximately 4-5 months. Long-day variety. After about half the tops have fallen, push over the remainder; wait about 1 week then harvest. Dependably produces the classic, uniform, large, globe shaped bulbs with a...

Dividing line between short-day and long-day varieties is generally accepted as 36° latitude, roughly along the Kansas/Oklahoma border. If you prefer to harvest some earlier as green onions, space them 2 inches apart and pull every other onion during...