Long Day Onion Plants
Available January 2, 2023—May 14, 2023
Long day sweet and storage onion varieties do well in the northern states that have between 14-16 hours of daylight length. Long day sweet onion varieties generally mature a few weeks before long day storage onion varieties and will keep from one to four months, so eat them first. These varieties will do best from the Midwest to the Canadian border. If planted early, long day onion varieties will do well in the northern half of the intermediate day areas.Showing all 23 results
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Ailsa Craig Onion Plants
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Ailsa Craig Onion Plants – 30 Bunch Case
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Blush Onion Plants
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Blush Onion Plants – 30 Bunch Case
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Highlander Onion Plants
$15.50 -
Highlander Onion Plants – 30 Bunch Case
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Long Day Sampler Onion Plants
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Patterson Onion Plants
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Patterson Onion Plants – 30 Bunch Case
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Red River Onion Plants
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Red River Onion Plants – 30 Bunch Case
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Red Zeppelin Onion Plants
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Red Zeppelin Onion Plants – 30 Bunch Case
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Redwing Onion Plants
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Redwing Onion Plants – 30 Bunch Case
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Ringmaster Onion Plants
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Ringmaster Onion Plants – 30 Bunch Case
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Sterling Onion Plants
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Sterling Onion Plants – 30 Bunch Case
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Walla Walla Onion Plants
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Walla Walla Onion Plants – 30 Bunch Case
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Yellow Spanish Onion Plants
$15.50 -
Yellow Spanish Onion Plants – 30 Bunch Case
$100.00