BUNCHING ONIONS/SCALLIONS Fresh green onions that never form a large bulb. Grow these in bunches and harvest as needed. (growing tips)

Deep Purple Bunching - Very hardy scallion is very pretty with a deep purple hue near the base. Harvest 10-12 inch stalks throughout the summer and fall. Add compost to grow them quickly or just drop them in the ground and let them mature slowly.
Ishikura Bunching Onion - Very long stalked scallion. Matures quickly and doesn't bulb.
Pacific Pearl Onion - Grow cute little clumps of pearl onions. Can be used early as scallions or later for pickling, salad or garnish.
White Lisbon Bunching Onion - Quick growing salad onions, slender tender stalks don't bulb.
Winter White Bunching - Ready to harvest from early winter through mid spring. The plants from very small, delicate white bulbs. Plant in clumps.

LEEKS The most flavorful member of the onion family, leeks add a wonderful flavor to many stews and can be substituted for onions in many cooked dishes. (growing tips)

Esther Cook Leek organic seed - Huge heirloom leek from Hungary. This rare variety can grow to 3 ft long and stay tender, with white flesh almost all the way through.
Poncho Leek organic seed - Short stalky summer leek. Easy to grow thick tender vegetables.
Winter Giant Leek organic seed - One of the best leeks for overwintering, and one of the largest. Sweet, white and tender.

ONIONS Varieties offered here are small and easy to mature during one growing season and are equally useful if they don't reach full maturity. (growing tips)

Cipollini Onion - Mini flat onion popular in Italy, particularly for grilling and pickling. This 2 inch wide, 1 inch tall onion is firm and fine-grained with a mellow spicy flavor. Beautiful yellow onion, excellent for braids.
Southport White Globe Onion organic seed - White skin, white interior, round sweet onion. Excelllent fresh onion, also works well as a bunching onion. Needs long summer days to mature.