Onion (Spring) White Lisbon : 19 results priced between £1.00 and £5.00

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A mild flavoured variety Quick growing and mildly flavoured, the best variety for spring and summer sowing. Also available - Winter Hardy variety - Sow outdoors in September to crop in early spring. Equally as crisp and tasty as ordinary White Lisbon. Not recommended for spring or summer sowing. Award of Garden Merit.

The classic salad onion - a must in all veg plots!

Spring onions will grow in any good fertile soil provided it is well drained. Sow from late winter to summer at 3 weekly intervals. For an early spring crop sow in autumn and over winter. Sow thinly 6mm (-+in) deep in drills 15cm (6in) apart.

Sow thinly in either narrow or broad drills, 12mm deep, allowing 23cm between drills. Sow regularly throughout the season from late winter, at 3 week intervals for best results.

Product Details Delivery Info Reviews The traditional and most popular Spring Onion for successional sowings. Spring Onion White Lisbon produces long, white stems and bright green tops, and slow to bulb. Spring Onion White Lisbon is delicious when young or a more pungent flavour as bulbs swell. Easy to grow. Bred to give increased Hybrid vigour, garden performance and flavour, thus increasing your harvest. Due to their wide ranging pest and disease resistance, there will be no need for the use...

Winter hardy, overwinter for a longer harvest. Perfect for late summer sowing and early spring crop. Sow Mar-Sept, harvest May-Nov. Sow thinly in prepared seed bed, cover lightly with fine soil. Average contents 500 seeds.

Sowing Time: March - July, September - October. Harvest: March - September. Average Packet Contains 500 Seeds. For deliveries outside the UK telephone +44 116 267 7091 . Seeds are normally delivered within 3 days. Onions|Onion.

Product Information Quick growing with a delicious, pungent flavour. Popular and reliable for successional sowings throughout the season. Delicious when young, becoming more pungent as the stems enlarge and start to bulb.Sowing time: March to August, every 3 weeks for continuous cropsCrops in: May to OctoberSeed Quantity Per Pack: 400 Key Features Delivery Lead Time: Average delivery time: 48hrs

Parsley Moss Curled 2 - Parsley is the ultimate garnish, but is a very nutritious herb being packed full of vitamins. Often used in white sauces. Use fresh for maximum nutrients. For winter use, leaves can be dried or stored in ice cubes.

Sow in September for us in the following spring. Very hardy. RHS 'Award of Garden Merit' winner. Recommended by the National Institute of Agricultural Botany.

An ever popular Spring Onion very quick growing, with silvery skin and mild flavour. Recommended by the National Institute of Agricultural Botany.

March to August, every 3 weeks for continuous crops. Sow thinly in either narrow or broad drills 13mm deep, allowing 23cm between drills. Popular and reliable for successional sowings throughout the season.

In a prepared seed bed. Sow thinly in rows 23cm (9") apart. Cover lightly with 1.5cm (0.5") of fine soil. Firm gently and keep moist. Seedlings appear after 14-21 days. For continuous crops sow every 2-3 weeks.

Has a mild flavour and grows quickly An ever popular Spring Onion very quick growing, with silvery skin and mild flavour. Recommended by the National Institute of Agricultural Botany. 'FOURFOLD' PACKET. Culture: Sow in succession March-early May, and in August or early September to overwinter. No thinning required. (10 weeks maturity.)

When to sow Very early Spring. Days to germination: 10-21 days. Where to sow Directly into the garden in drills. How to grow on Thin the plants and continue to do so using the 'thinnings' as Spring Onions. Prefers sun. Professional tip All the remaining Onions can grow on at 2" apart.

Sow in modules under cover for planting out, or direct in situ as the weather warms up in spring. Germinates between 5 - 30C. Sow from March to July for successional harvest

Salad or Spring Onions do not need transplanting or thinning. Remove cloches or frame cover by mid-April. Pull alternate Onions to naturally thin the crop during the season.

Salad or Spring Onions do not need transplanting or thinning. Remove cloches or frame cover by mid-April. Pull alternate Onions to naturally thin the crop during the season.