Vegetable Seeds A-Z Onions
‘Giant Zittau’
Medium-sized, golden-skinned onions with excellent flavour.
1020-2758 | 500 seeds £2.49
‘Centro’
Great flavour, rich golden-brown colour and bumper crops makes this onion a winner in our eyes! Produces firm, round onions that can also be stored over a long period.
Sow In Jan-Mar | Sow Out Mar-Apr Harvest Aug
1020-4153 | 500 seeds £2.79
‘Fasto F1’
Producing vibrant, golden-skinned crops of an exceptional shape, with a sweet, punchy taste, this variety matures early with great storage potential of up to six months in the right conditions.
‘Hylander F1’
Sow In Jan-Mar | Sow Out Mar-Apr Harvest Jul-Sep
1020-2436 | 350 seeds £2.49
High-yielding, full-flavoured variety with good disease resistance.
1020-2748 | 40 seeds £2.49
Favourite
Not just huge - delicious too!
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‘Globo’
A very large variety, producing onions that can weigh up to 1kg each! The golden-skinned bulbs are ideal for the show bench with a delicious mild flavour suited to eating raw in salads.
Sow In Jan-Mar | Harvest Aug-Sep 1020-4138 | 100 seeds
‘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 flavour. Also available as heat-treated onion sets.
Sow In Jan-Mar | Sow Out Feb-Apr Harvest Aug-Sep
£2.49 1020-2766 | 350 seeds £2.79
‘Showmaster’
Colossal in size and sweet-flavoured, this onion will stop everyone in their tracks. With its super- size proportions and aromatic and tangy flavour, it’s ideal for exhibitions and competitions.
Sow In Jan-Feb, Sep-Oct Harvest Jul-Aug
1020-2378 | 200 seeds Shop online
marshallsgarden.com | £1.99 Call 01480 774 555 61
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