American Flag Leek Onion

Non-bulbing member of the onion family. Creamy 15- to 18-inch stalks are 2-3 inches across. Tasty raw in salads or simmered in soup. 140 DAYS. Not available in ID.

Candy Hybrid Onion

Day-Neutral onion! Candy Hybrid Onion is an early jumbo-sized bulbs are extra sweet, holds up in storage. 85 DAYS.

Giant Red Hamburger Onion

The Giant Red Hamburger Onion is a semi-flat, 4-inch red globe. Very colorful in salads. Short days. 95 DAYS. For flavorful bulbs in a hurry, start with onion plants. You'll harvest onion bulbs just 3 ½ months after planting. Tip: ‘Long-day onions', better suited to the North, need 13+ hours of daylight for best development, while ‘short-day varieties' need less and thrive in regions with a mild winter climate. A bunch contains 55-75 plants.

Red Onion Sets

Eye-catching purplish-red skin covers firm, white flesh with a delectable crunch. At its tastiest raw—terrific for sandwiches and slicing into salads. Onion sets are not available in ID.

Savannah Sweet Hybrid Onion

Savannah Sweet Hybrid Onion produces large, extra sweet globes. Ideal for sandwiches, salads and onion rings. Good keeper, too. Short day. 160 DAYS. For flavorful bulbs in a hurry, start with onion plants. You'll harvest onion bulbs just 3 ½ months after planting. Tip: ‘Long-day onions', better suited to the North, need 13+ hours of daylight for best development, while ‘short-day varieties' need less and thrive in regions with a mild winter climate. A bunch contains 55-75 plants.

Shallot Onion Sets

Flavor reputed to be far superior to that of scallions for delicate sauces and cream soups. Plump, rosy bulbs, wrapped in papery skin. Not available in ID.

Texas Grano Onion

1015Y. Softball-sized, straw-colored globes are heat and drought tolerant. Texas Grano Onion keeps for months. Short Day. 168 DAYS. For flavorful bulbs in a hurry, start with onion plants. You'll harvest onion bulbs just 3 ½ months after planting. Tip: ‘Long-day onions', better suited to the North, need 13+ hours of daylight for best development, while ‘short-day varieties' need less and thrive in regions with a mild winter climate. A bunch contains 60-75 plants.

Walla Walla Onion

Walla Walla Onions are famous for its size and sweetness! Harvest the 4-inch golden-skinned bulbs early for satisfying crunch and mildest flavor. A short keeper, best used raw. Long day. 115 DAYS. For flavorful bulbs in a hurry, start with onion plants. You'll harvest onion bulbs just 3 ½ months after planting. Tip: ‘Long-day onions', better suited to the North, need 13+ hours of daylight for best development, while ‘short-day varieties' need less and thrive in regions with a mild winter climate. A bunch contains 55-75 plants.

White Onion Sets

Produces record yields of large bulbs— for the biggest, whitest slices you've ever seen! Extremely tasty, too, with a cool, crisp, fine-grained texture.

Yellow Ebenezer Onion Sets

Most popular onion set you can grow! Gold color on the outside, mild flavor inside—a favorite for cooking. Big bulbs have papery skin, pale yellow flesh. Always crisp and delicious —a fine keeper.

Yellow Granex Hybrid Onion

The sweetest! Large, firm, flattened white globes. Besides being packed with flavor, onions contain compounds that reduce the risk of heart disease and cancer. Short day. Approx. 250 seeds per packet.

Yellow Sweet Spanish Hybrid Onion

Flavor never fades from the Yellow Sweet Spanish Hybrid Onion. Golden globes weigh up to a pound and keep well for their size. Long day. 110 DAYS. For flavorful bulbs in a hurry, start with onion plants. You'll harvest onion bulbs just 3 ½ months after planting. Tip: ‘Long-day onions', better suited to the North, need 13+ hours of daylight for best development, while ‘short-day varieties' need less and thrive in regions with a mild winter climate. A bunch contains 55-75 plants.