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Onion Autumn Gold Improved

  • Catalogue Code 1040-6034
Rating5 Read the review(s)

A big improvement on our original strain with an excellent flavour!

We found Autumn Gold Improved to have a smoother, rounder shape so it can be prepared with little waste.

The skin finish is glossy and attractive and will impress show judges. Very bolt resistant. 

Keeps until well into the spring from a September harvest.

Special Note: Onion sets are simply small, immature onions, which have been lifted and dried to prevent any further growth. Once planted in spring the sets grow in size and each one forms a full-sized bulb when ready to harvest.

Delivered
From January Onwards

Features

  • RHS Award of Garden Merit
  • Varieties that, in our selector's opinion, have exceptional flavour
  • Recommended for Exhibition growing

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On 28/03/2010 Mary Clift wrote:
Rating:5

Excellent results, very tasty and stored very well and lasted us until early this year

On 11/02/2010 Gail Haycock wrote:
Rating:5

We have grown the Autumn Gold Onions from the sets on our allotment for 10 years now and cannot recommend them highly enough. We have experimented with other sets for a change and never get the same consistent results. Autumn Gold was recommended to us by our now deceased father in law, who was a professional gardener, and he was right - they are by far the best!!

On 31/12/2009 Aidan Robinson wrote:
Rating:5

I have ordered some of these onions a few week ago, and I am now planning on preparing my grow bed; which I bought especially for them. However I was wondering if anyone could help me, as I don't know which type of soil to use.

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