Copra

Copra

  • Yellow, globe shaped, slightly pungent, hybrid
  • Size Potential: 3-4"
  • Storage Potential: 10-12 months
  • Days to Harvest: 110

Sweetest storage onion. Best storage onion for Northeast and Northwest.

Price: $10.75

 

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The total price of your onion plant order will be determined at checkout. Pricing is based on the total number of bunches purchased (see chart to the left).

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Customer Reviews of Copra

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Great Onions - keep well 
posted by Lorie Stasik on 2009-11-10 06:56:42
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Onions were fantastic. Keeping great. Very happy that they were solid and wonderful tasting onions. Thank you!
Copra in Middle Atlantic 
posted by Jerome Long on 2009-08-14 15:13:55
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I grew Copra in quest of a keeper despite the fact that Southwest Virginia is not close to northern long day. To my delight one bunch produced about 20 pounds of nice tennis ball sized onions.
Copra is a winner in the Sierra Foothills 
posted by Paul Weir on 2009-09-20 20:56:06
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Planted Copra as part of the Long Day Sampler. We are technically intermediate day here in Central CA, but after a mediocre harvest the previous season (with intermediate day selections we had made), we opted for long day varieties. . . We kept everything the same on the input side and Copra loved it all. 100% success and a real winner here in Grass Valley, CA.
good long-keeper 
posted by Jo-Ann Bouley on 2009-11-22 19:22:06
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Although small like bagged supermarket onions, these are tasty, slightly sweet with good pungency. Dense and juicy, they are indeed keeping well and will be grown again here in my Massachusetts garden.
Good Storage Onion 
posted by Clare on 2010-01-09 00:54:25
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Still eating firm crisp Copras in January. I have had several years of good crops of this onion in Seattle.
Great storing onions 
posted by Heidi on 2010-01-13 13:42:20
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The absolute best keeper, these onions do extremely well for us in southwest colorado, Iam still selling them at our winter markets and plan on selling them through spring. We are always eating on these as we are planting the new crop. I am also very happy with the size we get on these here, the average for us is a pound to a pound and a half.Pleasant View, Colorado
Copras in AK 
posted by Pat Udelhoven on 2010-01-23 16:34:37
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I have been growing and storing Copra's for years in AK they are keepers, well into the summer, we love them!
Bolted Copras kept well! 
posted by Veggie Master on 2010-02-05 15:10:00
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I've been growing Copra as my main onion crop here in northern NH for several years & have always been happy with them. Last summer was wet & cool and they still did well. I know onions that send up a flower stalk don't store well, so I was going to discard a number of Copras that bolted. Instead, since they cured well, I stored them with the rest of my onions. To my amazement the bolted Copras are still fine, with only a dried, brown central stalk to remove when chopping them up.