Onion

Excellent appearance, very uniform bulbs with strong tops and roots. Best for fresh market and short storage.

Very uniform, extra firm bulbs, slow to bolt and stores well under optimum conditions. Holds up well during storage and ships well afterwards.

Shiny dark green upright foliage contrasts well with medium length shanks. Plants have excellent field standing ability. Use for summer-fall harvests.

Very hardy for overwintering. Sow in spring for summer use or in fall for overwintering. Little or no bulbing.

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.

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

Strong root system permits growth on marginal muck soils, enabling high yield potential.

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

Uniform type with high percentage of single centers. Thin, tight necks and good firm bulbs. Suitable for early market opportunities.