Onion, Texas Grano Organic Seeds, 1.1g

Allium cepa

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Onion, Texas Grano Organic Seeds, 1.1g

Allium cepa

Regular price $4.95
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Introduce the robust flavor and reliable growth of Onion Texas Grano to your garden. 

This sweet onion variety, originating from Texas, is known for its large, globe-shaped bulbs and mild, sweet flavor. Ideal for fresh eating, cooking, and storage, Texas Grano onions are a favorite among home gardeners and chefs alike.

Sku: 9635

Common Name: Onion

Botanical Name: Allium cepa

Growing Information Chevron Forward
Safe for bees

Safe
for Bees

Grows best In

Grows
Best In:

Full Sun

Germination

Days to
Germination:

12 - 14 Days

Maturity

Days to
Maturity:

115 Days

Container

Best
Container Size:

12"+

Height

Growing Height:

12 - 24"

water Needs

Water
Needs:

Moist (2 in / week)

Plant Lifecycle

Plant
Lifecycle:

Annual

Plant Type

Plant Type:

Vegetable

Harvest/Bloom Season

Harvest/Bloom
Season:

Spring|Summer

Growing Season

Growing
Season:

Spring|Summer

Key Features Chevron Forward

Characteristics: Attracts bees and butterflies

Color: Yellow

Fill Weight (grams): 1.1 g

Approximate Seed Count: 480 - 495

Flavor: Mild flavor

Preparation Ideas: Perfect for enhancing a wide range of dishes, from salads and salsas to roasted vegetables and soups.

Landscape Use: Edible Garden

Growth Type: Short Day

Resistance: Deer

Package Dimensions: 3.25 x 4.5"

Instructions Chevron Forward

Sow directly outdoors in full sun and well-drained soil. Plant 2 seeds every 2 inches. When seedlings are 3 inches high, thin to stand 4 inches apart. Harvest when tops begin to bend. Dig onions, dry in the sun a few days, then store.

Planting Depth: 0.25 - 0.5"

Seed Spacing: Sow onion seeds roughly 3" apart in rows, keeping each row approximately 18" apart.

Nutrient Care Instructions: Apply SUPERthrive once per week. Soak in solution of 1/4 tsp per gal for 15 min. or longer depending on size and type.

Suggestions Chevron Forward

Fertile, moist soil enriched with compost is best for onion production. Onions ward off many insect pests around lettuce, cabbage, and carrots. Use thinnings as green onions.

Harvest Recipes Chevron Forward
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Overall rating: 4.7272725 / 5 from 11 reviews.

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Reviews

They are still growing

"I have not been able to grow them completely yet to harvest but they are getting there. It should be coming soon when I'll be able to harvest these onion. Texas grano. It's been really easy to maintain it. It's a little bit difficult to make sure they all germinate, but I haven't been able to germinate about 85% of the seeds that I have been planting. I cannot wait to be able to harvest. So far I have not been able to taste the onion so I'm not sure about flavor. As far as pets resistance, I have been trying to keep it isolated from getting any pests."

— Michelle G. (5/5)

I can't wait to grow an onion

"I am so excited! I just started growing tomatoes last year and when these onion seeds were offered, I couldn't help but take them. I look forward to growing onions and can't wait for that little green leaf to pop through the planter. Fingers crossed because I'm so excited."

— Kelly T. (4/5)

Great seed brand!

"Ferry Morse Onion seeds are a great value for the money. Comes with a lot of seeds in the pack and almost every seed we’ve planted has begun to grow. They are USDA Certified organic which gives additional peace of mind for the quality of onions we will be harvesting. So excited to taste our first home grown onion!!"

— Beth (5/5)

Plant

"The packaging was similar to other seed packs with information on it for the germination timeline and more. Within three days, I started to see some leaves. Very healthy seeds, easy to plant and get started. There is no smell yet as the seed is not full term. Great price. Didn't need customer service. Was delivered with care. Customer Service?"

— Black B. (5/5)

Happy newbie gardener.

"Quick germination process. It took me about 2 weeks for the seed to germinate. The packaging looks good and you get more than enough seeds in a pack. I can save some for the following year. All but 2 seed that I germinate sprouted, and this one is usually hard to sprout. Very happy with my seeds."

— Beverly (5/5)

Onion goodness!!

"These seeds came in just in time for our garden. It took a couple of weeks to produce sprouts, but they are finally coming in after a month. I'm excited to see what it produces. I was also elated that the seeds were organic. I would definitely recommend this product to others."

— Alicia (5/5)

They grew!

"Unfortunately, these seeds came a bit too late for me to start them for outdoor planting in my area (zone 6a). They have pretty lengthy days to harvest (115), and needed to be started indoors mid-March, which was not when I got them. So I started them in my aerogarden. I got growth fairly quickly there, much less than the 12-14 days germination the packet stated. I’m hopeful that if I keep them in a planter, I may get some onions, but I also have onion slips. I probably won’t get the seeds again, just because the days to harvest is so long for my zone."

— Cassandra (4/5)

Awesome seeds

"Well, I just planted the seeds since our nights were cold. Seems to be good quality and can't wait to try these onions in no time. Great packaging. Will purchase more of this product."

— John (4/5)

Easy to grow!

"These Ferry-Morse Texas Grano onion seeds exceeded my expectations! The germination rate was excellent I had healthy sprouts within days, and the plants grew strong and steady. They have not grown fully but so far so good they’ve grown pretty well!"

— Emily G. (5/5)

Good seeds

"These onion seeds are great. I planted them in some organic soil and they sprouted and are growing nicely. The plants are healthy and the seeds were easy to work with while planting."

— Jessica (5/5)

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