ONION SEEDS                        Approximately 8,000 seeds per oz.
PLANTING; Sow seeds thinly in seed flats during February or March. Place seeds 1/4" deep in a good soil                                
substitute, like Berger BM-2. Germinate at 56F in strong natural or artificial light. After emerge, trim top to 4" as                                
needed as plants become established. Transplant outdoors in a 6" spacing. Seeds may also be started outdoors                               
in late spring. HINT; Start your own onion sets by spacing seeds 3/4" apart in a block format outdoors. Harvest                                
and store like onion bulbs. HARVEST; For fresh spring onions, pull and use when desired size is reached. For                                
onion bulbs, when tops begin to fall over and bulb has developed skins, pull and cure for at least a week in                                 
sunlight. After they are dry, store in a dark, cool place. Keep from freezing.  PKT size  1/8 oz.                                
You will need 1 oz of seed per 100' row or 4 lbs per acre.                        
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CANDY F1
85 days. Both a short and long day type onion.
Can be grown in the north or south. Produces
yellow skinned white flesh bulb with a sweet, mild
flavor. With proper care, they will keep until
February or March if you do not eat them all by
then. Seed maybe treated.
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EVERGREEN BUNCHING
A bulbless variety used only for
bunching or for fresh spring onions.
Stems are long, white, tender and
have a fine onion flavor. Untreated.
OVATION F1
110 days  This great, high yielding, slicing onion produces
jumbo, globe shaped bulbs. This is an intermediate type
onion. Tolerant to Fusarium Basal Rot and Pink Rot.
Seed maybe treated.
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RED GRANO
Short day type. Large red top-shaped onion with soft,
mild flesh. Tolerant to pink rot. Short to medium
storage life. Untreated seeds.
TEXAS GRANO 1015Y
175 days. Produces large, 1 pound, yellow skinned onion
with a sweet flavor. This is the seed that is planted for the
famous Texas Super sweet 1015Y. Short day type onion.  
Untreated seeds.  
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WALLA WALLA
Over wintering type. For fall and early spring sowing in the
north. An onion that is sweet, even right from harvest. Must
be used soon after harvest as they are poor keepers.
Untreated seeds.
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WHITE SWEET SPANISH           
130 days. Long day type. Best choice for onion rings or
salad onion. Flesh is white, mild and tasty. White skins. A
good winter keeper. Untreated seed.
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WHITE SPEAR BUNCHING
A white, bunching onion. Treated seed.
YELLOW SWEET SPANISH   
115 days. Long day type. A leader for slicing. Large,
globe shape with a pleasing flavor that is fairly mild and
sweet. Brownish-yellow skin. Untreated seed.
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