South Mountain Nursery
Est. 2018
Utah Yellow Sweet Spanish Onion - 500 Seeds - Heirloom Non GMO Garden Vegetable
South Mountain Nursery
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500 Utah Yellow Sweet Spanish Onion Seeds. These are a long day Onion. Non GMO and Heirloom. 2 grams of seeds. 100-115 days. Utah Yellow Sweet Spanish Onion Seeds. Allium cepa. Non-GMO. Heirloom. This yellow onion is considered a long-day type and is very successful in growing in western states. It is so great for west coast climates and mid-northern states. Large bulbs weighing over a pound have great storage capabilities. This Spanish Onion is relatively easy to grow with moderate pink root tolerance. Onion is a cool hardy vegetable that can be sown directly 6-8 weeks prior to final spring frost or about 4-6 weeks before the first autumn frost. Seeds may also be begun indoors for early starts. Soil should be well-tilled, nitrogen-rich, with a pH of 6.0-7.0. Sow at 1/4 inch. Long-day onions grow best in the northern half of the country while short-day thrives in the southern half.
500 Utah Yellow Sweet Spanish Onion Seeds. These are a long day Onion. Non GMO and Heirloom. 2 grams of seeds. 100-115 days. Utah Yellow Sweet Spanish Onion Seeds. Allium cepa. Non-GMO. Heirloom. This yellow onion is considered a long-day type and is very successful in growing in western states. It is so great for west coast climates and mid-northern states. Large bulbs weighing over a pound have great storage capabilities. This Spanish Onion is relatively easy to grow with moderate pink root tolerance. Onion is a cool hardy vegetable that can be sown directly 6-8 weeks prior to final spring frost or about 4-6 weeks before the first autumn frost. Seeds may also be begun indoors for early starts. Soil should be well-tilled, nitrogen-rich, with a pH of 6.0-7.0. Sow at 1/4 inch. Long-day onions grow best in the northern half of the country while short-day thrives in the southern half.
