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Onion Red Delicious Hybrid

Sweet, jumbo red and white fleshed onion. Sweet, jumbo red and white fleshed onion matures early enough for spring planting. Well suited for the northern gardener. Harvest 105 days from seed. HOW TO GROW ONIONS FROM SEED: For best results,

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