Onion (Heat Treated) Rosanna Sets

MR. Fothergill's Seeds

£6.95

We have been so impressed with Rosanna at recent trials that we think we have gone one better than the Sweet Rosy we introduced last year! Rosanna is a hybrid onion bred in the UK for our climate and has been crossed with the Rose de Roscoff Onion that was well known as the onion sold in the UK by the traditional French onion sellers. The pink blush continues once peeled with the stunning pink hues running right through the layers. With a unique sweet and fruity taste these are perfect for eating raw in salads as well as many cooked dishes - a gourmet onion due to its melt in the mouth flavour

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Onion (Heat Treated) Rosanna Sets

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