EVERGREEN HARDY WHITE Bunching Onion
Non-bulbing. A perennial plant that can be propagated by offshoots (or seeds). Makes lovely onion leaf rings in early summer salads, useful wherever a light onion-flavoured topping is needed. To get more typical slim bunching onions, plant them close together. When seeding in early spring, sow as you would leeks or regular onions, in flats (I use mushroom or salad mix trays from the grocery) and break off some bunches instead of separating individuals while transplanting. May be sown in late summer, but we have not tried yet. If planted as individual plants, they will get bigger (as in the picture - here they are planted among our fruit trees in nursery rows).
Allium fistulosum
min. 200 seeds/pkt Reg
min. 60 seeds/pkt Mini
Lot:2022
%germ. on latest test : 93 %
Notes
Availability: we will be adding more as needed. Most items listed as OUT OF STOCK may only be temporarily unavailable - We will be adding more soon, unless *LAST ONES AVAILABLE * is mentioned.
Our seeds are packaged by weight. The actual number of seeds indicated per packet may differ, but we do our best to include at least (generally more) the quantity mentioned. The quantity depends on the seed germination scores so as to include the right number of viable seeds.
Seed Starting
Sown indoors in trays around mid-March. Can be sown in summer for an early fall transplanting.
