Green Onions – Feast
$6.00
Allium fistulosum
New for 2024!
Feast organic bunching onions have bright white shanks with no bulbing and dark green, erect foliage. Feast is a great green onion for spring and fall plantings. Downy mildew resistance. Organic green onion maturing in 65 days.
Hardy spring vegetable starts in large 6-packs priced at $6.00 per 6-pack. The large 6-pack plant containers are 2″ x 2.25″ with a 3.25″ cell depth for good root development.
All of these vegetable varieties are our favorites – tried and tested at the Kitsap Conservation District GRACE Garden. They will be hardened off and ready to plant in your early spring garden.
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