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Providing Quality Heirloom & Non-GMO Seeds Since 2012
Providing Quality Heirloom & Non-GMO Seeds Since 2012
Approx. 200 Premium Seeds(100% Non-GMO, Heirloom, Open-Pollinated)
Shop the highest quality onion seeds red burgundy growers depend on for a bountiful and flavorful harvest. Purchasing our premium onion seeds red burgundy selection is an outstanding choice for producing an abundant and robust backyard crop. When it comes to the perfect "hamburger onion," Red Burgundy is the "Big Kahuna." This classic heirloom is famous for its smooth, dark-red skin and its crisp, white flesh decorated with beautiful pinkish-red rings. At The Seed Guy®, we recommend choosing our open-pollinated onion seeds red burgundy stock because it is exceptionally mild and sweet, making it the premier choice for fresh eating in salads, sandwiches, and salsas without the harsh "bite" of other onions. To make sure your sweet allium layouts are perfectly set up for massive growth, check out our Quick Growing Specifications below, or browse through the official Old Farmer's Almanac Garden Guide.
In the garden, choosing our quality onion seeds red burgundy packets delivers a rugged and reliable performer. This old fashioned flavor selection is exceptionally quick to mature, meaning selecting these open-pollinated seeds ensures your plants thrive fast. It is a reliable "short-day" variety specifically designed to bulb when days are shorter, making it a superstar for Southern gardeners and those in milder climates while growing beautifully alongside your mustard green seeds or heirloom mustard greens plots. It is a fantastic companion plant for cabbage, beets, and lettuce, helping to deter pests from its neighbors while you harvest fast. At The Seed Guy®, our items are tested for elite germination and uniform bulbing, ensuring your plot is overflowing with heavy yields of beautiful, 3-to-4-inch gourmet onions from an old reliable favorite.
Our premium selection makes it easy to find an old fashioned color online. These traditional southern vegetable seeds produce large deep red bulbs that thrive as a fast growing vegetables rows. If you are looking for dependable backyard salad crops, our inventory holds the finest non-gmo heirloom choices for your patch. Brought to you by The Seed Guy ®.
Why choose heirloom Red Burgundy Onion Seeds?
✅ 100% Non-GMO & Open-Pollinated
✅ Deep red skin with beautiful internal red rings for high visual appeal
✅ Incredibly mild and sweet flavor—perfect for fresh slicing alongside cold hardy greens
✅ Ideal "short-day" variety for Southern and mild-climate gardens in the patch
✅ Crisp, firm texture that holds up exceptionally well in fresh summer dishes
✅ Naturally pest-repellent qualities to protect surrounding backyard crops
✅ Fast growing vegetables layout that has set the standard for home and market growers
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Quick Growing Specifications:
Hardiness Zone: 3-11 (Short Day Variety)
Days to Maturity: 100-120 Days
Planting Depth: 1/4" Deep
Plant Spacing: 3-4" Apart
Germination: 7-12 Days
Red Burgundy Onion Planting Instructions:
1. When to Plant: In the South, plant in fall for a spring harvest. In the North, start indoors 8-10 weeks before the last frost and transplant out as soon as the soil can be worked.
2. Preparation: Onions are "heavy feeders." Work in plenty of compost or aged manure. They require loose, well-draining soil to allow the bulbs to expand.
3. Sowing: Sow seeds 1/4 inch deep. If starting in flats, keep them in a cool, bright area. When transplanting, do not bury the base too deep.
4. Care: Onions have shallow roots and do not like competition. Keep the bed meticulously weeded. Water regularly to ensure the soil stays moist but never soggy.
5. Pests and Diseases: Onion Thrips are the most common pest; they hide in the leaf folds. To prevent "downy mildew" and "purple blotch," ensure good spacing for airflow and avoid watering the tops of the plants in the evening.
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