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LIVE PLANTS SORRY, WE CANNOT SHIP ONION PLANTS TO: AK, HI, APO, PR and FOREIGN COUNTRIES. CERTAIN COUNTIES IN ID, OR, AND WA HAVE QUARANTINE RESTRICTIONS. PLEASE CHECK TO SEE IF YOU LIVE IN ANY OF THESE COUNTIES 1 Bunch = 55-65 Plants 1 bunch is $19.95     2 or more bunches-$18.50 each  Mix and Match Varieties   Live onion plants ship January through May. End date may vary based on growers discretion  ***We will not accept orders for onion plants after May 31st*** Hybrid. Intermediate. A new red globe-shaped variety with brilliant red skin, extra sweetness, and red interior rings.   Onion plants arrive dormant. They will be dry and recover once properly planted. Full sun, fertile soil, and 1 inch of water a week are essential needs for successful onion bulbs. Plant in soil amended with compost, well-aged manure, or a balanced fertilizer. Harvest bulbs when the necks have become soft and fall over. Pull up and dry for a few days in the field (if there is no rain predicted) Move indoors to continue drying, 2-3 weeks until stems are dry,( you won't be able to squeeze any water out of the necks) Cut off tops and roots and store in mesh bags, above freezing at 65-70% humidity. LONG DAY- Northern areas. Bulb out with 14+ hours of daylight INTERMEDIATE- Widely adapted except far north/deep south. Bulb out with 12-13 hours of daylight. SHORT DAY- Southern areas. Bulb out with 10 hours of daylight.

Onion Plants 'Redwing'

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One of the more unique vegetables that we sell. This carrot produces an amazing selection of possible colors; a white, 2 yellows, 2 oranges and a beautiful soft coral. Flavors for each shade are all slightly different. This is not a mixture; the same hybrid seed produces all. 300 seeds PLANTING Daucus carota Germination: 6-14 days Germination Temperature: Optimum soil temperatures 60-85ºF. The cooler the soil the longer it takes for germination, up to 3 weeks. Seed Sowing Depth: 1/4” deep Sowing Outdoors: Start 3 weeks before last frost into mid-summer. Sow lightly, thin to 1-3” apart. The larger the carrot variety the more space needed between them. The soil moisture should be maintained regularly until germination, letting soil dry out during this period may result in lower germination. How much does a packet plant: 10-12 foot row Harvest: Start when carrots reach finger size for baby carrots. Carrots planted for summer harvest will hold in the ground for a few weeks but tend to split if they stay in the ground too long. Late season carrots hold longer and become sweeter in the cooler weather. Tips: Using a row cover helps to maintain moisture for germination. Carrots prefer a loose soil, free of rubble. Use the shorter varieties for heavy soils. Keep well weeded and cover any exposed carrot with soil or mulch to prevent greening. An excess of nitrogen in the soil cause the roots to become hairy.

Rainbow Carrot (F1 Hybrid 57 Days)

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The Mokum Carrot is relatively early with fine color, a small core, and is very juicy and sweet. An Amsterdam type, roots are about 6” long. Makes a good “baby” carrot due to its high sugar content and rapid coloring, but is fine for harvesting throughout the season as well. The Mokum Carrot is one of the best-flavored varieties with a rich sweetness that is especially good raw and for juicing. Resistant to Alternaria leaf blight.  300 seeds PLANTING Daucus carota Germination: 6-14 days Germination Temperature: Optimum soil temperatures 60-85ºF. The cooler the soil the longer it takes for germination, up to 3 weeks. Seed Sowing Depth: 1/4” deep Sowing Outdoors: Start 3 weeks before the last frost into mid-summer. Sow lightly, thin to 1-3” apart. The larger the carrot variety the more space needed between them. The soil moisture should be maintained regularly until germination, letting the soil dry out during this period may result in lower germination. How much does a packet plant: 9-foot row Harvest: Start when carrots reach finger size for baby carrots. Carrots planted for summer harvest will hold in the ground for a few weeks but tend to split if they stay in the ground for too long. Late season carrots hold longer and become sweeter in the cooler weather. Tips: Using a row cover helps to maintain moisture for germination. The Mokum Carrot prefers loose soil, free of rubble. Use the shorter varieties for heavy soils. Keep well weeded and cover any exposed carrot with soil or mulch to prevent greening. An excess of nitrogen in the soil causes the roots to become hairy.

Mokum Carrot (F1 Hybrid 54 Days)

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Relatively early with fine color, a small core, and is very juicy and sweet. An Amsterdam type, roots are about 6” long. Makes a good “baby” carrot due to its high sugar content and rapid coloring, but is fine for harvesting throughout the season as well. One of the best-flavored varieties with a rich sweetness that is especially good raw and for juicing. Resistant to Alternaria leaf blight.  300 seeds PLANTING Daucus carota Germination: 6-14 days Germination Temperature: Optimum soil temperatures 60-85ºF. The cooler the soil the longer it takes for germination, up to 3 weeks. Seed Sowing Depth: 1/4” deep Sowing Outdoors: Start 3 weeks before the last frost into mid-summer. Sow lightly, thin to 1-3” apart. The larger the carrot variety the more space needed between them. The soil moisture should be maintained regularly until germination, letting the soil dry out during this period may result in lower germination. How much does a packet plant: ﻿9-foot row Harvest: Start when carrots reach finger size for baby carrots. Carrots planted for summer harvest will hold in the ground for a few weeks but tend to split if they stay in the ground for too long. Late season carrots hold longer and become sweeter in the cooler weather. Tips: Using a row cover helps to maintain moisture for germination. Carrots prefer loose soil, free of rubble. Use the shorter varieties for heavy soils. Keep well weeded and cover any exposed carrot with soil or mulch to prevent greening. An excess of nitrogen in the soil causes the roots to become hairy.

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The Yaya Carrot is an early nantes type with snappy texture and sweet, 6” slender, bright orange uniform roots. Suitable for baby and full-size harvests. Make successive sowings for a steady supply of tender, tasty carrots through the summer into the fall. The Yaya Carrot will hold well in the ground and is good storage.  300 seeds    PLANTING Daucus carota Germination: 6-14 days Germination Temperature: Optimum soil temperatures 60-85ºF. The cooler the soil the longer it takes for germination, up to 3 weeks. Seed Sowing Depth: 1/4” deep Sowing Outdoors: Start 3 weeks before the last frost into mid-summer. Sow lightly, thin to 1-3” apart. The larger the carrot variety the more space needed between them. The soil moisture should be maintained regularly until germination, letting the soil dry out during this period may result in lower germination. How much does a packet plant: 9-foot row Harvest: Start when carrots reach finger size for baby carrots. Carrots planted for summer harvest will hold in the ground for a few weeks but tend to split if they stay in the ground for too long. Late season carrots hold longer and become sweeter in the cooler weather. Tips: Using a row cover helps to maintain moisture for germination. The Yaya Carrot prefers loose soil, free of rubble. Use the shorter varieties for heavy soils. Keep well weeded and cover any exposed carrot with soil or mulch to prevent greening. An excess of nitrogen in the soil causes the roots to become hairy.