Growing Calendar for Spring Onion - Shimonita Seeds
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Spring Onion - Shimonita Seeds
These very hardy Japanese spring onions are dual purpose.
From a late summer sowing they can be pulled young as spring onions (use thinnings in this way) or left in the ground to mature and harvested as large, leek like onions.
A tasty addition to salads, stir-fries and wherever you need a great fresh onion flavour.
- Quantity Sufficient seed for 20ft / 6m row
- Catalogue Code 1020-2722
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Spring Onion - Shimonita Seeds 1020-2722
Hardy Japanese onion. Use young or leave to mature.
Sow Outdoors: March-Late September thinly 1in (2cm) deep and in rows 6in (15cm) apart directly into harvest location. Keep soil moist at all times.
Thin Out: Thin to 2in (5cm) apart. Use thinning as spring onion.
Harvest:May-October . September sowings can be overwintered and earthed up to give a longer blanch if required.
Standard Seeds E.C Rules and Regulations.
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