Red Hunter F1 Ambition F1 ([KLELWLRQ Ramrod More Short Day Onions
3252 Red Hunter 160 days. Short day. A red Grano type hybrid, rated sweetest on market by UGA. Both skin and interior rings very dark
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red. Good bolt tolerance, suitable for overwintering in mild areas with Vidalia-like climates. Resistant PR. Spring / early Summer.
3258 Sapelo Sweet F1 130 days. Jumbo, sweet Granex type. Mid early maturity in Vidalia® production areas. Tops are dark green with 7-8 leaves with 2 skins. Also IHDWXUHV D OLJKW EURQ]H WLJKW VNLQ DQG À UP ZLGH LQWHULRU rings. Bulbs are mostly 2:1 ratio diam/height. High yield potential. Moderate Tolerance PR.
Sweet Spanish Types
([KLELWLRQ 100 days. LD. Extra large, extra sweet, mild with good Spanish type color. Bolt tolerant.
3272U Walla-Walla 105 days. LD. Extra sweet, extra large and earlier than other Spanish types. Light brown VNLQ ZKLWH Á HVK YHU\ PLOG DQG VZHHW 6XPPHU ULSHQLQJ for fresh use, very cold hardy; short shelf life. Does well in the northeast.
3277U Yellow Sweet Spanish 115 days LD. Leading variety for the production of large yellow bulbs. Jumbo strain of deep globe-shaped bulbs with heavy golden- EURZQ VNLQ VPDOO QHFNV 9HU\ PLOG VZHHW ZKLWH Á HVK Very few bottlenecks.
Bunching Types (Scallions)
3232U Evergreen White Bunch 120 days. High qual- ity. Very long; slender, white shanks with white skin DWWUDFWLYH IRU EXQFKLQJ GHOLFDWH Á DYRU 3ODQWV DUH VORZ to bolt. Hardy plants winter over for spring crops. Re- sistant PR, Smut.
3239 & 3239U Feast 65-70 days. Clean white upright single stalks with white stem 16-20" long topped by 7-8" thick deep green leaves. White neck is tight and uniform for easy packing of classy-looking bunches. High yield potential due to good heat tolerance and good disease package. Recom- mended for summer production. Resistant ALS, DM. Fresh Mkt, Shipping.
3246U Ramrod 60 days. (Allium cepa). Winter hardy type with good capability for both fall and spring har- YHVW /HDÀ HU DQG PLOGHU WKDQ PDQ\ EXQFKLQJ YDULHW ies and may produce a small attractive bulb if grown past the usual harvest stage. Can develop into a larger, bolder salad onion, especially if allowed to overwinter into spring growth season.
3247 Red Baron Bunching GD\V 7KH À UVW UHG buncher to stay colored through all stages of growth and under wide range of temps.
Red Baron Bunching Pearl Onion
&U\VWDO :KLWH :D[ 60 days. Produces lots of small, white, pearl onions very uniform in size and shape. Perfect for pickling, hors d'oeuvres or cocktails. 6RZ WKLFNO\ DQG KDUYHVW HDUO\ 0LOG Á DYRU 5HVLVWDQW 35
Shallots Plant shallots at a rate of 14 seeds per foot.
3986 Ambition F1 90 days. LD. The genuine French delicacy at last available from true seed, can be grown like any onion, with less labor and without the diseases carried by sets. Small 1.5- 2" round reddish brown on- LRQV ZLWK VSHFLDO Á DYRU %ROW UHVLVWDQW 9HU\ ORQJ VWRU age ability. Fresh Mkt, Specialty Mkt.
3995 Prisma F1 105 days. LD. Rose pink. Higher \LHOG RI Á DWWHQHG URXQG EXOEV 8QLIRUP FRORU KLJK GU\ PDWWHU FRQWHQW &XOWXUH DQG Á DYRU FKDUDFWHULVWLFV OLNH Matador. Fresh Mkt, Storage.
Cat# 3227
3232U Onion Crystal White Wax Evergreen White Bunch
3239, 3239U Feast 3272U 3277U
Cat# 3237
3246U 3247 3252 3258
Cat# 3986
3995 Walla Walla
Yellow Sweet Spanish Onion (M = 1000)
Exhibition Ramrod
Red Baron Bunching Red Hunter
Sapelo Sweet (1039) Shallotts (M = 1000)
Ambition Prisma
1¼16 oz
1.45 1.45 1.85 1.45 1.45
100 sd 1.45
1.45 1.45 1.45 1.50
100 sd 1.80
1.75
¼ oz 3.30
2.35 3.20 2.80 2.25
500 sd 1000 sd 2.85
2.00 2.80 3.30 2.50
4.60 2.95 4.55 5.40 4.15
1000 sd 13.40
12.90
1 oz 3.90
3.00 7.65 6.65 3.70
(per M) 4.00 2.55 3.90 4.65 3.55
5 M
(per M) 10.65 10.35
5 M Feast ¼ lb
13.85 8.50
26.75 23.50 13.00
10 M (per M)
3.55 2.30 3.50 4.15 3.15
½ lb
24.50 15.00 48.00 41.75 23.00
50 M (per M)
3.25 2.15 3.20 3.80 2.95
10 M (per M)
9.00 8.65
To Order Call: 800-622-7333 (USA) or 864-227-5150 (Int'l) 1 lb
45.00 27.50 87.00 77.00 42.25
100 M (per M)
3.00 1.95 3.00 3.55 2.75
100 M (per M)
7.85 7.60
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