Onion Seeds

Pale straw-coloured skin, fairly large, globe-shaped bulbs. Sowing Time: March to April.  

Torpedo shaped bulbs of deep purple red colour. Mild sweet flavour.

An excellent variety that produces a high yield of reddish brown bulbs. Good flavour. The high dry matter content aids storage. Sowing Time: Mid February to March

Standard variety for bulbing salad onions, which bulks up relatively quickly. Medium green foliage. Sowing Time: March to April.  

A high yielding, uniform bunching onion, suitable for both spring and autumn sowings. Upright habit and dark green foliage. Good cold tolerance. Can be harvested when slightly bulbing or left to form...

A long day variety that produces superb red bunching onions when grown as a salad onion from a spring sowing. Sowing Time: March to April.

A very high performing variety. Winter hardy. An erect, stiff leaved Lisbon type, developed for spring, late summer and autumn cropping. Sowing Time: March to April.  

Very versatile, useful not only as a salad onion but also as a bulbing type. Intense red colour.   Sowing Time: March to April.  

A vigorous Japanese bunching onion with long, slender white stalks and no bulbing. Sowing Time: March to June.  

A productive Japanese bunching type, with dark green, erect foliage. Ideal for spring an early summer sowings. Medium early maturity. Sowing Time: March to April.

A traditional Italian variety with yellow-brown skin and sweet, firm flesh. Superb pickling variety when grown at high densities; produces flat bulbs, typically 8cm in diameter when grown at a lower...

Produces elongated bulbs, typically 14-17cm long and 5cm in diameter and weighing approximately 150 grams each. Attractive light brown colour with good quality skin. Very good storage ability...