Onions


Deep range of colours and sizes for months of cropping


Onions need a fertile, well- drained soil in full sun. Dig the soil over in autumn and remove stones and weeds, and dig in plenty of garden compost or well-rotted manure.


Sow seeds indoors in


January, 1cm deep and 5cm apart in trays of


seed compost, and place somewhere warm. Once germinated, move the trays to a warm bright place between 10-15ºC.


Plant out once established. Sow seeds outdoors in late winter to mid-spring, 1cm deep in rows 20cm apart, and thin seedlings to 10cm.


Once leaves start to turn yellow, the onions are ready to harvest. Lift carefully and leave to


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dry out for 2-3 weeks in the sun.


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NEW


Onion ‘Ailsa Craig’


Produces large, globe-shaped onions with golden, straw-coloured skin, perfect for the show bench. The excellent keeping qualities and mild fl avour make it superb for the home gardener too.


Sow In Jan-Mar | Sow Out Feb-Apr Harvest Jul-Sep


10202738 | 500 seeds £3.49


Onion ‘Red Baron F1’


Produces extra large bulbs with shiny dark red skins by sowing early under glass. One of the longest- storing onions we know, with a strong fl avour. Also available as heat-treated onion sets.


Sow In Jan-Mar | Sow Out Feb-Apr Harvest Aug-Sep


10202766 | 350 seeds £2.79


Onion ‘Ruby Red’


Incredibly versatile – whether picked young as spring onions or grown to full size. Delicate mild fl avour with deep burgundy-red skins and pink-tinged fl esh.


Sow In Feb-Mar | Sow Out Mar-Apr Harvest Aug-Sep


10204258 | 250 seeds £3.49 Shop online marshallsgarden.com or give us a call on 01480 774 555 49


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