Onion Freddy

Latin name: Allium fistulosum L.

The onion freddy is a delightful variety of spring onion that adds a fresh touch to any garden. Unlike traditional onions, this type does not produce bulbs, making it perfect for those who appreciate green onions in their dishes. With a vegetation period of 60-75 days, these onions are sown in spring, but the best time for an early spring harvest next year is during July-August.

This winter-hardy variety is not only resilient but also regrows after cutting, allowing for continuous harvesting. To cultivate these onions successfully, it is recommended to plant them in cultivated sandy loam or light sandy loam soil for optimal growth.

• Ideal for: Fresh salads, garnishes, and cooking.
• Benefits: Easy to grow, continuous harvest, and winter hardy.
• Usage: Perfect for adding flavor to dishes or as a garnish.

Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a beginner, the onion freddy is a must-have addition to your vegetable garden!

Additional Info:

Earlyness of the variety: Early
Hermetic packaging: Yes
Quantity in a packet: 1 g
Number of seeds per gram: ~250-450
Sowing time in the soil: III-VI,VII-VIII
Sowing time in the greenhouse: III-IV
Distances, cm: 20x10
Harvest: V-VI
Place of growing: Field, In the greenhouse
Sunny place: Yes
Packaging: 1 g
Weight: 1 g

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