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Illustrated Index of : O
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Onion : Bunching/Spring : North Holland Blood Red - Redmate
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Vegetable.
Dual purpose variety particularly for sowing as a 'bunching salad onion' whilst its bright red outer skin adds colour to a salad or stir fry. Mild flavour with crisp flesh when pulled young. If thinned out will produce larger, red skinned bulbs.
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Onion : Bunching/Spring : Summer Isle
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Vegetable.
A superb Japanese bunching onion bred for its sweet flavour and low pungency. Sow in succession for harvests during summer and autumn. Fantastic in salads and stir-fries. (Allium cepa)
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Onion : Bunton's Showstopper
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Vegetable.
Award-winning exhibition onion, perfected over a number of years by breeder, Ken Bunton. Specially bred for good shape, a larger base and impeccable skin quality, with the bonus of a flavour that is mild, flavoursome and perfect for the kitchen. Reliable cropper.
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Onion : Feast Hybrid
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Vegetable.
The long, pure white slender stems of Onion Feast contrast well with the dark green leaves. Particularly good for summer production as this variety has good tolerance to heat. Stands very well for long periods, and has downy mildew tolerance.
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Onion : Hystar (Organic)
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Vegetable.
A mid early-ripening hybrid producing firm, round bulbs with excellent skin quality and impeccable flavour. Gives good yields of tasty onions, which also store well for winter use. Bulbs will store a long time before sprouting.
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Onion : Red Baron
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Vegetable.
A mid-late maturing variety with flattish-round bulbs of a beautiful dark red colour. An excellent cropper producing attractive, firm well flavoured bulbs which keep well.
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Onion : Spring Onion
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Vegetable.
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Onion : Texas Yellow Grano
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Vegetable.
A short day type for Fall sowing producing large, globe bulbs with straw yellow flesh of mild and sweet flavor. Good resistance to bolting and tolerant to pink root. Not suitable for long term storage.
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Onion : Walla Walla Sweet
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Vegetable.
Up to 300 days if Fall sown and overwintered. The famous mild and sweet variety, producing very large, flattened globe bulbs if Fall sown, and smaller bulbs but still mild and juicy from a Spring sowing. Plan to use them quickly as they are not for long term storage.
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Onion Set : Jet Set
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Vegetable.
The gardener's favorite with hybrid vigor for your earliest crops. Heavy yield of globe shaped bulbs with excellent storage potential. Crops: 90-100 days. Delivery: March/April
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Onion Set : Red Baron
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Vegetable.
The same attributes as its seed raised cousin, easy to grow from heat treated onion sets to avoid bolting. Despatch from late March to early April.
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Onion Set : Shallot Atlantic
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Vegetable.
Very firm, crisp and crunchy golden brown skin with an excellent flavour. Early producing with higher yields of better quality than standard types.
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Onion Set : Shallot Pikant
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Vegetable.
(Red) Well flavoured, early and high yielding. Each bulb divides into many shallots at harvest time, excellent keeping qualities. Produces smaller strongly flavoured bulbs.
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Onion Set : Stuttgarter
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Vegetable.
Large, solid onions with a glossy, brown skin a deliciously crisp and yellow flesh, excellent either raw or cooked. VERY RESISTANT to running to seed in unfavorable weather. Excellent yield and keeping qualities. Crops: 120 days. Delivery: March/April.
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