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Thom Multiplying Onion

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Thom Multiplying Onions is an heirloom variety that has been grown for many generations. This particular strain derives from Thomas County, Ga. A true multiplying onion that is extremely easy to grow; they will grow great in raised beds or in-ground gardens. Once these onions are established, you will never have to buy them again. Thom Multiplying Onions are delicious when eaten raw, sauteed, or grilled. Allium cepa

Each bundle contains 15 plants.

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Be sure to check out our Onion Growing Guide for helpful tips & tricks on how to successfully grow onions in your garden. 

Thom Multiplying Onions are an heirloom variety that has been grown for many generations. This particular strain derives from Thomas County, Ga. A true multiplying onion that is extremely easy to grow; they will grow great in raised beds or in-ground gardens. Once these onions are established, you will never have to buy them again. Thom Multiplying Onions are delicious when eaten raw, sauteed, or grilled. Allium cepa

We suggest harvesting and splitting bulbs twice a year (Fall and Spring) if you live in Zone 8 and higher. Zones 7 and lower should harvest in the fall and store bulbs in a cool, dry, and dark area until you're ready to split and plant the following Spring. Thom Multiplying Onions are not a potato onion or a walking onion.


Thom Multiplying Onion Planting Information:

When to Plant: early spring and fall

Plant Spacing: 6-8"

Planting Depth: 1"

(Plant in Full Sun)

 

 

Growing Information

Onions are heavy feeders and will require significant nutrient inputs throughout their lifespan. We recommend feeding them with our 20-20-20 and Calcium Nitrate fertilizers. Fertilize with 20-20-20 shortly after transplanting. The phosphorous and potassium in the 20-20-20 fertilizer will help to promote solid root development, while the nitrogen will promote vegetative growth. Once transplants are established, we recommend side-dressing or injecting with our Calcium Nitrate fertilizer. Side dress or inject 1 cup per 20 feet of linear row every 3-4 weeks after transplanting.

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Gregorc John

Finally was in stock.

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Phill Griffin
Onions

I set them out the day they came in. Put them in the raise bed and that’s bout two weeks ago. They still alive waiting for them to start growing.

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charles

Received with great satisfaction. Putting in the garden now.

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Tommy

They came on time and were in great shape I planted them right away and everyone of them are growing great product as always from Hoss tools

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Joseph A. Greenwell
5 out of 5

I live on the edge of 8b and 9a. I have had these 18 - 20 months. plant them singly, 20 or 30 in late oct to nov and you get 1.5" onions, bunches of 2 or 3. Yom yom yom. Plant in early feb, you get 1.5" onions, bunches of 3 or 4. Munch, munch, munch. And best yet, just keep 6 or 8 bunches just sitting in a corner plot in the back somewhere as a seed bank, they' make 20 or 30 in a bunch. you can't run out of these. They go to seed in late mar. or early apr. Seed no good but the scapes mixed in with scrambled eggs N grits is good eating.