Discover Heirloom Walking Onion Bulbs

Heirloom walking onion bulbs are a delightful addition to any garden, providing an easy way to cultivate these unique, self-propagating vegetables. Each pack contains 6 live bulbs that are ready for immediate planting, making them ideal for beginners and seasoned gardeners alike.

Benefits of Planting Walking Onions

One of the standout features of these onions is their resilience and sustainability. They thrive in various soil types and climates, offering consistent harvests with minimal care. With their ability to produce bulbils that fall and root, these onions create a charming ‘walking’ effect across your garden. Enjoy fresh, vibrant green stalks and mild-flavored onions season after season.

Easy to Grow

Planting heirloom walking onion bulbs is straightforward. Space them 6-8 inches apart in loose, well-draining soil at a depth of 1-2 inches. They flourish when planted in early spring or fall, providing you with an ongoing supply of delicious onions. Whether for culinary use or decorative purposes, these onions enhance your gardening experience.

Versatile Uses

These hardy bulbs are perfect for a variety of applications. Use them in your vegetable garden, create sustainable garden borders, or gift them to eco-conscious friends. Their non-GMO, naturally hardy quality makes them a responsible choice for any garden.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How should I plant these walking onion bulbs? Plant bulbs 1-2 inches deep in loose, well-draining soil. Space them 6-8 inches apart for best results.
• When is the best season to plant walking onions? Walking onions thrive when planted in early spring or fall, depending on your climate.
• Are these bulbs suitable for indoor planting? While best suited for outdoor gardens, they can grow in large pots with ample sunlight.
• How long do walking onions take to grow? The bulbs will begin sprouting within a few weeks and can provide a harvest in the same growing season.
• Are walking onions edible? Yes, both the green tops and the bulbs are edible, offering a mild onion flavor.