Yellow Granex
- Yellow, semi-flat, sweet, hybrid
- Size Potential: Up to 5"
- Storage Potential: Approximately 1 month
- Days to Harvest: 100
This variety was developed right here in Carrizo Springs, Texas by basically crossing the 1015 and the Bermuda to make a deep, flat onion. You may not get them as sweet as Vidalia onions, but they will be the sweetest variety in your garden. This is one of the approved varieties allowed to be grown in Vidalia, Georgia. Each variety has to be submitted every two years and approved by their committee. Only approved yellow granex strains are permitted in the 17 county region. This is also the variety grown in Maui, Hawaii and around Tyler, Texas, where it is called the "Noonday Onion."
We planted the first crop of yellow granex back in the 1960s and were the first to ship any plants to Vidalia. Now we grow over 100 million of these just to be transplanted in Vidalia. They will probably never admit they had their start in Texas, but we know the truth!
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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- Great onions!!!
- posted by Steve Marchetti on 2011-08-28 18:23:26
- Comments:
I ordered both Granex and 1015Y's (1 case of each) for planting in November. We had a great crop of jumbos that were a hit with our customers. Great prodcut and terrific service from Dixondale. Beaufort, SC
- Great Onion
- posted by John Simpson on 2011-01-04 17:24:25
- Comments:
I have been buying Yellow Granex onions from Dixondale for some years. They have the greatest onions. After pull them form the ground I put my Granex in the freg. and we are still eating them in Jan. 2011.FATE,Texas
- Every year - perfection
- posted by C. Steele on 2009-11-10 08:18:12
- Comments:
I've been buying Dixondale Farms onions for almost ten years now. Every year, I get a full crop that cures beautifully. Even the year I had hail and they looked like they'd been through a salad shooter, they recovered and I harvested every one! I'll NEVER change my supplier. See you in January, guys!
- Another Great Year
- posted by Delwin Finch on 2008-05-09 12:42:51
- Comments:
This is my second year planting Yellow Granex onions from Dixondale and they are even better than last year! The sets arrived fresh and ready to go. I used the recommended fertilizer/fungicide combination from Dixondale and this increased my yield size tremendously. I now have onions the size of softballs. I highly recommend Dixondale Farms.
