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Onion Paris Silverskin

Onion Paris Silverskin Seeds

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Packet of Onion Paris Silverskin SeedsOnion Paris Silverskin is a white skinned pickling type that can be pulled young for use as a salad onion, or left to mature into small pickling onions. This is the standard variety used for small pickled onions.

Can be sown in batches for a regular supply as salad onions, or as one for use for pickling.

Average Packet Contents 500 Seeds

 

 

Onion Paris Silverskin Grow Notes
When to Sow Seeds: Feb to July - Trays, or Best Later Outside
Germination Temperature: 15 ℃ Cover Seeds: Yes
Time to Germination: 10 Days Frost Hardy: Yes, Once bigger
Spacing Between Plants: 3cm Row Spacing: 30cm
Plant Height: 40cm Planting Position: Sun

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Onion Paris Silverskin
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20 October 2012  |  Scott

This was the first time that I have grown them and will definitely do so again. They were easy to grow, needed little thinning and tasted great in salads and cooked. I sowed them in March and was pulling them by the end of May, those that stayed in the ground stood well and none bolted. Third sowing in June was more erratic in germination, prob due to higher temps. Better value than spring onions, in my view as they are more substantial but just as easy to grow.