Onion

Produces a large, round buld with a small neck and medium-red skin color. Good internal color and medium term storage potential. Ideal for the Northeast and Canada.

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

Excellent exterior and interior color, large tops and vigorous root system showing good tolerances.

Proven wide adaptability Northeast, Mid-West, and Western US. Consistent deep bronze-colored bulbs, large to jumbo size, with a small neck. High yielding. The outer scale has a nice sheen and is durable, making it a great variety for mechanical harvest.

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

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

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

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

Vigorous tops that hold up well under high disease pressure matched with an attractive globe with dark red color and good skin retention. Medium to long term storage.