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Patterson Hybrid Onion Seeds

Original price $3.99 - Original price $3.99
Original price $3.99
$3.99
$3.99 - $3.99
Current price $3.99
SKU 54600

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Replaces discontinued ‘Copra’ with equally good storage potential for up to a year. Copper brown skins with ivory flesh. 

  • Days to Maturity: 110
  • Sow Method: Start Indoors / Direct Sow
  • Sow Depth:   ¼ Inch
  • Spacing: 12 - 18 Inches
  • Sun: Full Sun
  • Height: 10 - 12 Inches
  • Size: 4 Inches
  • Long-Day

Catalog Page: 48

Customer Reviews

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Dennis Pine
Jury is out yet

This is the first year that I have started this variety from seed. Word of mouth is the are a good keeper but I couldn't say because I got the seed a month ago and planted. When I got the packet, I got bad vibes as it said 70% germination. Well actually I am not sure it was 50%. It is okay because I will get the number of plants I want but it still is disappointing. I will further my review at season's end.

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Dennis
Germination is poor.

First time trying this variety and I can not vouch for how they will perform, but based on seed starting, it is a poor start. The package said germination should be 70%. First, I think that is hideous, but the actual germination is much worse. I would put it at slightly less than 50% if that. I will check back at the end of the season to see If I change my rating and how they do.

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John

Don’t you know how ridiculous your request that I write a review before I plant the seeds is? You need to reprogram your computer to have better timing. You have earned your 1 rating.

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Jeff Farris
Best storage onion

I have been growing these for a number of years in Rhode Island. Good sized onions - mine range from tennis ball to softball size, but I have learned onion size is more determined by how you grow them than the variety. Start indoors in mid-January, fertilize a lot until you put them out in mid-late March. I usually harvest around the 4th of July or so. Need to dry/cure them carefully, but they store a long time! Usually store for me 7-8 months. It is now early January, and I am ordering my seeds for this year, and I still have plenty in my garage. I anticipate them lasting several more months. Best storage yellow onion that I am aware of.

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Mary
Great Keeper!

I have been growing this onion for a number of years, and Copra before. I always have very good germination and an amazing crop in late summer. These are not huge onions (golf ball to tennis ball size) but WOW! Do they ever keep! Though some do start sprouting in late spring (I chop those up and freeze), I still have a few nice firm, unsprouted onions every year when it’s time to pull and dry the new crop. Great onion.