White Bermuda
- White, flat, sweet, open pollinated
- Size Potential: 3-4"
- Storage Potential: Approximately 2 months
- Days to Harvest: 95
Heirloom variety our great-grandfather grew in 1898 when he planted some of the first onions in the Bermuda colony by our farm. The seed was brought over from the Canary Islands and quickly put our area on the map as one of the largest onion growing regions with this sweet, flat onion. Great for green onions as it produces a nice, white, large scallion in just 30 days. Also known as the Crystal Wax.
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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- Childhood Memories
- posted by Tiffanie Bourassa on 2008-10-21 11:31:01
- Comments:
This is my favorite onion. My grandmother grew this variety on her farm and we ate it mostly as a green onion and as it is first bulbing. As kids we would take the salt shaker into the garden, pull our onion we were thinning, peel it and eat it right in the garden. We would still grow some of them out to full sized onions for later use. I was so excited to see that Dixondale farms still carries it and I have bought it from them for a few years now. Now my children love eating them out of the garden. Thanks for keeping this great hierloom variety!
- As a child
- posted by Peggy on 2009-04-16 22:19:12
- Comments:
I remember as a child my great uncle grew Bermuda Onions and I loved them. As a kid I hated onions because they were hot. Bermuda's were alway sweet - never hot. I haven't had a Bermuda since and had heard they were no longer available. Will try them again.