Walla Walla Onion Seeds

Planting instructions:Plant Walla Walla seeds very early in the spring in a sunny location as soon as the ground may be cultivated and enriched with organic material. Press soil firmly over seeds.

Planting Depth	Seed Spacing	Row Spacing	Germination Temperature	Germination Time in Days	Average Planting Dates	Seeds per foot row	Spacing after Thinning	Days to maturity
1/2"	1"	18-24"	40-75	10-15	3/15-5/15	9	2-3"	110

Care: Keep free of weeds and water regularly for moist soil.
Harvesting: Allow Walla Walla plant tops to fall and die before harvesting. Smaller bulb sets can be stored to replant next year.
Nutritional Value: A valuable source of Calcium, Iron & Vitamins: A, B1, B2, C, & Niacin.
Collecting Seed: Biennial plant that produces a seed stalk the second year. Selected bulbs need to be kept cool and moist. Protect first year bulbs from winter freezing by burying in sand or leaving it in ground covered with heavy mulch. Seed heads form after summer growth. When Walla Walla seeds have matured and partially dried on the seed stalk, gather the seed before it falls to the ground. Complete the drying process at room temperature. Store Walla Walla seeds in a cool, dry area.