Onion Exhibition Plants

MR. Fothergill's Seeds

£8.95

A superb exhibition variety with a lovely sweet flavour, even at its large size. The golden-skinned, well-shaped bulbs can reach 6in across when well grown, while its mild flavour and crisp texture mean it will also be in demand in the kitchen. You can be confident of show bench success with these onion plants, they are fast becoming a ‘must have’ for anyone wishing to exhibit at local shows through to National Championships. Your plants will be module grown and sown over the Christmas period, the traditional sowing time. We will then manage all stages of production up until the transplanting

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