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  • Red Burgundy

    Jan 24, 2017

    ONION, Red Burgundy – Allium cepa FULL SUN Probably native to western and central Asia, onions have been cultivated since before recorded history. The European explorers brought the onion to the Americas in the 15th century where they quickly became a staple in the diet of the Indigenous Peoples. Introduced in the late 1800s, Red Burgundy is a large (3+ in.) vegetable with glossy burgundy skin and pinkish white, firm flesh. Pungent flavor. Poor storage. Onions require a very long growing season. They can be sown in the early spring for a fall crop. In the spring, plant as soon as the ground can be worked. They can also be sown in late summer and harvested the following spring and summer. Soil should be deeply spaded

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  • Brussel Sprouts, Long Island Improved

    Jan 24, 2017

    BRUSSEL SPROUTS, Long Island Improved – Brassica oleracea var. gemmifera FULL SUN First domesticated in the 1300s near Brussels, Belgium from a kale-like form of wild cabbage, the Brussels Sprout began to grow slowly in popularity in the US in the early 1800s. Long Island Improved was introduced in the 1890s. It is a semi-dwarf plant reaching a height of 24 in. and producing 1-2 in. very flavorful sprouts. Brussel Sprouts can be sown in the early spring as soon as the ground can be worked or started indoors. Mild frosts do not impact Brussel Sprouts. If direct seeding, soil should be deeply spaded before planting. Rows should be 30 in. apart. When seedlings are 2 in. high, thin, leaving 18 in. between plants. Adding lime to the soil before

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  • **SOLD OUT** Shallot Sets – 6 per bag **SOLD OUT**

    Jan 24, 2017

    SHALLOT SETS, French – Allium cepa FULL SUN Probably native to western or central Asia, onions have been cultivated throughout recorded history. They were brought to America with the earliest colonists. White onions are sweeter than yellow onions but not as sweet as red onions. White onions store well. Shallots may be planted in the fall or the spring similar to garlic. Fall plantings will mature earlier. Shallot plants are hardy and can withstand temperatures as low as 20 degrees fahrenheit so spring plantings may be made as soon as the soil can be worked. Turn the soil and add some lime before planting. Plant the sets, root end down, two inches deep, making certain that the growing point is exposed above the surface of the ground. Leave

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  • Onion – White – 100 per bag

    Jan 24, 2017

    ONION SETS, White – Allium cepa FULL SUN Probably native to western or central Asia, onions have been cultivated throughout recorded history. They were brought to America with the earliest colonists. White onions are sweeter than yellow onions but not as sweet as red onions. White onions store well. Onions may be planted in the fall or the spring similar to garlic. Fall plantings will mature earlier. Onion plants are hardy and can withstand temperatures as low as 20 degrees fahrenheit so spring plantings may be made as soon as the soil can be worked. Turn the soil and add some lime before planting. Plant the bulbs, root end down, two inches deep, making certain that the growing point is exposed above the surface of the ground. Leave

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  • Onion – Yellow – 100 per bag

    Jan 24, 2017

    ONION SETS, Yellow – Allium cepa FULL SUN Probably native to western or central Asia, onions have been cultivated throughout recorded history. They were brought to America with the earliest colonists. Yellow onions store the best of all the onion varieties, but they are the least sweet. Onions may be planted in the fall or the spring similar to garlic. Fall plantings will mature earlier. Onion plants are hardy and can withstand temperatures as low as 20 degrees fahrenheit so spring plantings may be made as soon as the soil can be worked. Turn the soil and add some lime before planting. Plant the bulbs, root end down, two inches deep, making certain that the growing point is exposed above the surface of the ground. Leave 3 inches

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  • Onion – Super Sweet – 60 per bag

    Jan 24, 2017

    ONION SETS, Super Sweet – Allium cepa FULL SUN Probably native to western or central Asia, onions have been cultivated throughout recorded history. They were brought to America with the earliest colonists. Super Sweet, yellow onions are similar to Vidalia onions, but they do not require the Georgia clay to develop their super sweetness. They do not store well, but they are incredibly sweet. Onions may be planted in the fall or the spring similar to garlic. Fall plantings will mature earlier. Onion plants are hardy and can withstand temperatures as low as 20 degrees fahrenheit so spring plantings may be made as soon as the soil can be worked. Turn the soil and add some lime before planting. Plant the bulbs, root end down, two inches deep,

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  • Horseradish Roots, Maliner Kren – 3 roots per bag

    Jan 24, 2017

    HORSERADISH ROOTS, Maliner Kren – Armoracia lapathifolia FULL SUN Native to southeastern Europe, Horseradish has been cultivated for centuries. It was brought to America with the earliest colonists where it escaped from gardens and proliferated in the wild across the continent. Maliner Kren is a very old variety and considered the standard horseradish in the US today. To plant horseradish roots dig a hole 1 foot in diameter and 8 inches deep. Loosen the soil at the bottom of the hole. Place the root in the hole with the small end at the bottom of the hole and allowing the root to rest along the side of the hole so that the top of the root just breaks the surface of the soil. Refill the hole with a

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  • Onion – Red – 100 per bag

    Jan 24, 2017

    ONION SETS, Red – Allium cepa FULL SUN Probably native to western or central Asia, onions have been cultivated throughout recorded history. They were brought to America with the earliest colonists. Red onions are the sweetest of the onion varieties, but they are the poorest storers. Onions may be planted in the fall or the spring similar to garlic. Fall plantings will mature earlier. Onion plants are hardy and can withstand temperatures as low as 20 degrees fahrenheit so spring plantings may be made as soon as the soil can be worked. Turn the soil and add some lime before planting. Plant the bulbs, root end down, two inches deep, making certain that the growing point is exposed above the surface of the ground. Leave 3 inches between

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  • Southport White Globe Bunching

    Jan 24, 2017

    ONION, Southport White Globe Bunching – Allium cepa FULL SUN Probably native to western and central Asia, onions have been cultivated since before recorded history. The European explorers brought the onion to the Americas in the 15th century where they quickly became a staple in the diet of the Indigenous Peoples. Introduced in the late 1800s, Southport White Globe Bunching produces glistening white scallions with medium green leaves. Pungent flavor. Onions require a very long growing season. They can be sown in the early spring for a fall crop. In the spring, plant as soon as the ground can be worked. They can also be sown in late summer and harvested the following spring and summer. Soil should be deeply spaded before planting. Rows should be

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  • Yellow Sweet Spanish

    Jan 24, 2017

    ONION, Yellow Sweet Spanish – Allium cepa FULL SUN Probably native to western and central Asia, onions have been cultivated since before recorded history. The European explorers brought the onion to the Americas in the 15th century where they quickly became a staple in the diet of the Indigenous Peoples. Introduced in the 1900s, Yellow Sweet Spanish is a large (4-6 in.) vegetable with yellow to brown skin and creamy white, firm flesh. Excellent flavor. Excellent storage. Onions require a very long growing season. They can be sown in the early spring for a fall crop. In the spring, plant as soon as the ground can be worked. They can also be sown in late summer and harvested the following spring and summer. Soil should be

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