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HAVE: Walking Onions

20 years ago

Have 4 different available: Catawissa, Heritage Sweet, and two different Egyptians. Now is the time to plant them.

Everyone knows the common Catawissa. Loads of topsets on hand! Want two dozen? No problem!

More are learning about the prolific Heritage Sweet. This is available as both topsets and bulbs. Both grow fast and sprout real soon after planting.

One of the Egyptians is the common type similar to Catawissa but smaller plant and single cluster of reddish-brown topsets.

The second Egyptian has mostly large purple-green topsets which are indeed big enough for pearl onions. Slower to multiply but the best of the two.

All available for postage and packing. Topsets can be sent in a bubble envelope. HS bulbs would be best mailed in a Ready Post box for protection. (I can get 4 ounces in the cassette size.)

Martin

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