Onion
200 seeds per packet (unless otherwise noted). Onion seed germinates well in cool weather and may be sown very early in Spring as soon as ground can be prepared, in rows 12 inches apart, covering about ½ inch with fine soil well pressed down. When the plants are 3 to 4 inches high, thin to 4 inches apart in the rows and cultivate frequently, being careful not to stir the earth too deeply. Plants removed when thinning can be used as green onions. Hint: When grown for bunching, the rows can be made 8 to 10 inches apart. The soil best suited to grow onions should be fertile, well drained and well prepared.

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  • Australian Brown

    Australian Brown
    ON01

    This variety was first offered in 1897 by W. Atlee Burpee who said of this onion, “Crisp, solid and of... More
    $1.30

  • Giant White Stuttgart

    Giant White Stuttgart
    ON02

    This great keeper is an old-fashioned favorite in Germany. It is perfect for winter eating and stores until... More
    $1.50

  • Southport White Globe

    Southport White Globe
    ON26

    AKA "Silver Ball" and "White Rocca". A long day onion for the northern states. This onion has a handsome... More
    $1.50

  • wethersfield-red

    Wethersfield Large Red
    ON04

    This onion is legendary in Conneticut’s “most ancient town” and traces its development to the 1700’s.... More
    $1.95

  • White Barletta

    White Barletta
    ON05

    Best of the small pickling sorts. Extra early bunching variety with clear white skin and a small top. It is... More
    $1.25

  • White Lisbon

    White Lisbon
    ON06

    A quick-growing white variety that does not produce a very solid bulb, but is used for the stalks which are... More
    $1.75

  • YellowDutch

    Yellow Dutch
    ON07

    We carried this yellow onion well over 150 years ago in our annual catalogs, which call it, “the common... More
    $1.50

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