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Onion Plants:
Out of Stock for this season
Available in late Fall
for the 2014 growing season
The
very best way to get a head start on bulb onions' long
growing season is to begin with pre-started plants.
Onions grown this way can get ahead of the weeds and
bulb up and keep much better than store-bought "sets".
We're pleased to offer top quality onion
plants painstakingly grown, harvested and shipped to you
directly from Dixondale onion ranch in Texas. These fine
family farmers have been
producing onion transplants
since 1913 and are widely recognized experts in onion
culture.
Your vigorous baby onion plants will ship just after
being freshly lifted from the growing fields. On
arrival, they look like little scallions. Don't worry if
they seem a little pale looking after being shipped – they'll green right up
after planting.
Plant them out according to the directions in the
Onion
Planting Guide (included).
Onion plants are sold in bunches of approximately 5
dozen plants for big harvests of firm crispy onion
bulbs.
Shipping: Plants are shipped directly from the
grower January through April or Early May,
depending on your climate and zone.
Allow 7-10 days in transit. Sorry onion plants
cannot be sent to Idaho, Hawaii or Canada.
See
Shipping Chart
Rainbow Onion
Samplers | Specialty and
Heirloom | Sweet and Mild |
All Purpose | Long Keeping |
Planting Chart
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RAINBOW ONION
SAMPLERS Especially for our customers,
we've had our grower Bruce Frasier put together these handsome combinations, so you can enjoy their diversity in
every part of the US. Each sampler is made up of
equal amounts of crispy yellow, wine-red and pure white onions, with varieties customized to the day
length of your region, so your onions will begin to bulb up
at the right time for best harvesting.
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Southern Rainbow Onion Sampler
for Short Day Areas |
Mid-Tier Rainbow Onion Sampler
for
Intermediate
Day Areas |

A mix of white-skinned Texas Early White, red- skinned Red Creole, and
yellow-skinned Texas Supersweet.
5 dozen plants $14.95
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A mix of yellow-skinned Candy, red-skinned
Red Candy Apple, and white-skinned Superstar.
5 dozen plants $14.95
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Northern Rainbow Onion Sampler for
Long Day Areas
A mix of yellow-skinned Walla Walla,
red-skinned Redwing, and white-skinned Ringmaster.
5 dozen plants $14.95
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HEIRLOOM and SPECIALTY ONIONS |
Borettana Heirloom Cippolini
(110 days from transplant)
long day
These pretty little Italian heirlooms
have a flattened spherical shape and look just like
rosy-bronze glossy buttons, each about 2 inches in
diameter and 1 inch thick. They have firm, fine-grained
flesh, well-developed flavor and satiny skins. Cippolinis are traditionally served whole, braised in a
sweet and sour sauce or marinated in a balsamic
vinaigrette. 
You'll also find them delicious roasted
whole in butter or olive oil, threaded on skewers for
kebabs or used as pretty little boiling onions. When
cooked, they really sweeten up and caramelize to a
beautiful color. These intermediate/long day little
onions will store well for about five months. |
Heirloom Italian Torpedo Tropea
(110 days from transplant)
long
and intermediate day
This wonderful old
Italian specialty onion is originally from Tropea, the
Calabrian town in Italy known for its superb cuisine.
Italian torpedo onions can be used in any stage. When
pulled as baby onions, just as the stems start to swell,
their beautiful, bright magenta color, mild flavor and
crunchy texture shines in salads.

Later, when they bulb up, they have a
elongated torpedo shape and develop deep pungent flavor,
delicious sautéed as a colorful base for any dish,
roasted whole, barbecued on skewers or adding color and
punch to sandwiches. These uniquely shaped,
old-fashioned onions belong in everyone's kitchen
garden. Italian Torpedo Tropea stores well for about 3
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Red Marble Heirloom Cippolini
(90 days from transplant)
long and intermediate day
Hybrid little red Cippolinis have the
same flattened spherical shape as Borettana Cippolini,
but they are a wonderful rich, ruby red color and their
handsome dark red coloration goes deep into the rings.
The 2 inch in diameter, 1 inch thick glossy mini-onions
have fine fleshed texture
and
slightly pungent flavor.
They make especially beautiful pearl
onions, or use them in colorful stir fries, on the
barbecue, or in general cooking. These glossy little
intermediate/long day onions store well for about five
months.
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SWEET and
MILD ONIONS |
Walla
Walla Sweet
(80 – 85 days from
transplant)
for long and
intermediate day
Long celebrated for their succulent, sweet, mild
flesh, Walla Walla Sweets have been favorites since
the early 1900s when they were originally brought
here from France. These big, yellow, semi-flat
yellow skin bulbs have crunchy white flesh that is
simply delicious either raw or cooked. We like them
just baked in their own papery skins like a russet
potato - they are that good!
Walla Walla plants will
produce harvests all over the long and intermediate
day areas of the country, but pungency will vary
depending on your climate and garden soil. They are
short keepers, so enjoy them for 4 to 6 weeks after
harvest for their exceptional flavor.
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Yellow
Granex Super Sweet
(100 days from transplant)
for short day
This
is the really sweet variety grown in both Vidalia, Georgia and Maui, Hawaii,
then marketed by those place names as
Vidalia or Maui onions. These semi-flattened, big,
fat, crispy hybrid onions are so mild that you can eat
them out of hand. Juicy slices are really scrumptious
on burgers.
Our grower ships over 100
million of these plants to be transplanted in Vidalia
every year! While they may not grow as sweet in your own
garden soil, you're sure to enjoy them. With their paper
thin skins, these onions keep for only up to a month,
but by that time they'll be all gone anyway!
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ALL PURPOSE ONIONS |
Red Candy
Apple
(95 days from transplant)
intermediate day
These
beautiful globe-shaped hybrid red onions, aptly named
Red Candy Apple, form slightly flattened bulbs with
absolutely glowing magenta-red skins and sweet,
slightly pungent flesh. Plants grow steadily and produce
bountiful harvests of firm and uniform 3 inch bulbs in
short and intermediate day areas. To size up in
long day
areas, Red Candy Apple will need extra nitrogen-rich
fertilizer applications.
These crispy beauties cook up
very well, holding their body and color in any way you
decide to enjoy them. Delicious in salads, sandwiches,
on pizzas and with breakfast potatoes. Red Candy Apple
onions will keep well for about two months after
harvest.
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Candy
All-Purpose Yellow
(90 days from transplant)
intermediate day
This handsome, bronze-skinned
hybrid onion grows successfully just
about all over the country and it's the perfect onion to
try if you haven't grown them before. All-purpose Candy
produces big, softball sized, globe-shaped onions, with
a mild onion flavor and firm crispy yellow flesh that is
delicious raw or cooked. Candy onions caramelize beautifully
when chopped and sautéed.
Candy onions are particularly easy to
grow with excellent disease resistance and a strong,
vigorous root system. These big solid onions will keep
crisp and firm for about three months after harvest.
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LONG KEEPING
ONIONS |

Redwing Long Keeping Red
(100 – 110 days from transplant)
long day
Deep burgundy red in color, these 3 - 3½
in. flattened, globe-shaped hybrid onions have
beautiful glossy skins and delicious crisp flesh.
Cut them into lavish crunchy red ring slices for
wonderful sandwiches, in salads or with juicy
hamburgers. They're perfect in potato and pasta
salads, with chili, all bean
dishes,
and in salsa.

Redwing onions have dense, solid
flesh with slightly pungent, full flavor. String up
a bunch to grace your kitchen until needed at the
table or stove. After harvest, they will continue to
develop internal red color and store well so you can
use them for 8 to 10 months.
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Copra
Long Keeping
(110 days from transplant)
long day
Copra is the best variety for gardeners
in the Northeast, and Northern parts of the Midwest who
want rich, full flavored onions for extended storage.
Hybrid Copra has layered bronze wrapper skins that stay
intact, protecting the dense yellow flesh.
These
uniform, globe-shaped 3 inch bulbs are pungent and
full-flavored main dish onions, well-suited to a wide
range of stewing, sautéing, and baking uses and a top
choice for homemade onion rings and long cooking soups
and stews. Excellent keepers, easy to grow and rot
resistant, crispy Copra will be your staple at a storage
potential of 9 to 12 months.
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