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White Lisbon Bunching Onion Seed Tape

$795

Sow your garden with success and ease using White Lisbon Bunching Onion Seed Tape! This convenient method guarantees even seed distribution and proper spacing for hassle-free growing. Allium cepa

7'5" per tape

The ONLY Seed Tape in the USA with a slow release fertilizer included! 

Treatment: Untreated

Description
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White Lisbon Bunching Onion Seed Tape produces fast-growing, mild-flavored onions. With a hardy nature, they thrive in a wide range of soil conditions, and are heat and cold tolerant. Harvest at 60-110 days for green shoots or mature, white flesh. Enjoy the stronger flavor of bunching onions, compared to scallions.

 

Growing Information

To use seed tape in your garden, begin by preparing a clean and well-tilled planting bed. Lay the seed tape in straight rows, ensuring that it's placed at the recommended spacing for the specific crop you're planting. Gently cover the seed tape with a thin layer of soil, water it thoroughly, and then keep the soil consistently moist to facilitate germination. This convenient method helps ensure even seed distribution and proper spacing, making it a great choice for gardeners looking for an efficient and hassle-free way to sow Seeds.

White Lisbon Bunching Onion Planting Information

When To Plant: Early Spring and Fall 

Planting Depth: 1/4" 

Seed Spacing: 2" 

Row Spacing: 12"

Days to Maturity: 60-110 Days

Customer Reviews

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D
Diana

Planted without success

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Khristopher Karambela
Garden perfection

Great for spacing and straight seeding. No seeds lost from hand seeding. Great buy!!

G
George Feagle
Great

Good seed germination. All my orders have been great.

C
Caroline Hogan
Seeds

Love seed tapes. Makes plant so simple. Thank you

G
Geri Egert
Seeds on a tape

Looking forward to using these seed tapes. They should be easier to space out the vegetables.