Onion Blush - West Coast Seeds
Allium cepa
- Long day variety.
- Coppery pink skin.
- Good for storage.
- MaturesĀ in 110 days.
- Full Sun.
Long day pink onion from the producer of our favorites Redwing and Patterson. Blush's jumbo size globes have excellent storage potential. Coppery pink skin surrounds a white interior with some light purple rings. A very attractive onion that is easy to grow.
Approx. 50 Seeds
Start shallots and storage onions indoors in late winter and early spring, and transplant 2-4 weeks after the last frost date. Overwintering onions need to be started in early summer, and transplanted by the middle of August. Scallions can be direct sown every 3 weeks from two weeks after the last frost date to late summer. Optimal soil temperature for germination: 21-25Ā°C (70-75Ā°F). Seeds will emerge in 6-12 days, depending on conditions.
Transplants are preferred for home gardeners. Sow 3 seeds 5mm-1cm (Ā¼-Ā½ā) deep in each cell of a 72-cell tray. Transplant as a clump, spacing each 15cm (6ā³) apart in rows 45-75cm (18-30ā³) apart. Scallions can be spaced at 2-5cm (1-2ā³) apart in rows 15cm (6ā³) apart.
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Allium cepa
- Long day variety.
- Coppery pink skin.
- Good for storage.
- MaturesĀ in 110 days.
- Full Sun.
Long day pink onion from the producer of our favorites Redwing and Patterson. Blush's jumbo size globes have excellent storage potential. Coppery pink skin surrounds a white interior with some light purple rings. A very attractive onion that is easy to grow.
Approx. 50 Seeds
Start shallots and storage onions indoors in late winter and early spring, and transplant 2-4 weeks after the last frost date. Overwintering onions need to be started in early summer, and transplanted by the middle of August. Scallions can be direct sown every 3 weeks from two weeks after the last frost date to late summer. Optimal soil temperature for germination: 21-25Ā°C (70-75Ā°F). Seeds will emerge in 6-12 days, depending on conditions.
Transplants are preferred for home gardeners. Sow 3 seeds 5mm-1cm (Ā¼-Ā½ā) deep in each cell of a 72-cell tray. Transplant as a clump, spacing each 15cm (6ā³) apart in rows 45-75cm (18-30ā³) apart. Scallions can be spaced at 2-5cm (1-2ā³) apart in rows 15cm (6ā³) apart.
