Of the huge number of onions available to the home-grower, these three are among the most reliable, making them good choices for a beginner.
This variety is a garden favourite that can be planted as sets in March. Produces big, yellowish bulbs with good storage abilities.
A very reliable choice, producing early, heavy crops of large, crisp onions. Can also be planted in spring for main crop use.
Boasts a tall, upright stem and delicious flavour. Can be sown quite densely, with the 'thinnings' used as baby salad.
Now have a go at some of our onion recipes.
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