Onion

Midseason granex type well suited for overwinter production in the Southeast. Large and mild flavored.

An early variety that produces uniform globe shaped bulbs with golden brown coloring. Boasts good tolerance to both pink root and fusarium.

Skin is a dark rich red color, and inside it has distinct ring development. A good disease package compliments this vibrant and vigorous hybrid.

Uniform bulbs with impressive dark red exteriors and good red interiors. High quality, single centers. Use as a first early red.

Long day shallot, easy to grow with great taste and high yield. Uniform reddish brown shallot with an attractive elongated globe shape good for long term storage. Suitable for spring sowing.

Excellent storage onion for the Northeast with high yield potential, excellent skin quality and long storage.

Bulbs are very uniform with small necks and are very firm. Produces a nice large in dry or wet conditions.

Produces massive, jumbo sweet onions. Yellow with granex (slightly flattened) shape. Performs well when planted in fall and overwintered.

Early, short-day red onion. Known for its excellent bolting tolerance and high pink root resistance.

Good skin retention and neck size. High yield and adaptability provides flexibility to plant on all soil types.