Onion. SETS Sturon. 250g. Best seller! £4.80 for 250g. Order now to avoid dissapointment!
Onion. SETS Sturon. 250g. Best seller! £4.80 for 250g. Order now to avoid dissapointment!
Onion Sets. Sturon. £4.80 for 250g
Cheaper than our bigger competitors. Cheaper carriage to!
This is the established favorite for set based growing. Spring planting. An RHS award of Garden Merit variety. Well sized semi-round bulbs. Great for storing. A gardener's favorite for good reason. Height. 45cm Spread 15cm.
Companion planting. Grow alongside mint. It deters onion fly.
Sow and Grow. Plant onion sets in rows in any firm, well-drained soil in full sun. Prepare the planting area several weeks in advance by incorporating some well-rotted garden compost to improve drainage and soil fertility. Avoid planting onions on freshly manured soil. On particularly wet ground, try growing onion sets in raised beds. When growing onions from sets, plant the bulbs so that the tip of bulb is just protruding through the soil surface. Leave a space of 10cm (4") between each bulb, and 30cm (12") between each row.
Delivery. Our bulbs are produced in the UK to ensure that they are ideally suited to UK growing conditions. All bulbs supplied are size 14/21 subject to adequate availability. Most set bulbs are lifted in the early Autumn but need to dry and mature in order to achieve the best results.
We therefore deliver our bulbs from mid-March onwards.
Order now and avoid disappointment.
ONION SETS
Sturon
Difficulty Rating = Medium
Plant Info
This is a very popular variety. Very reliable cropper.
Planting and sowing instructions
Flowering months June, July. Harvest August. Plant in rows in well drained soil. Full sun. Incorporate compost into soil several weeks prior to you planting them out. But avoid freshly matured soils. Plant so the tip of the bulb is just pointing through. Ten cm between bulbs and 30cm between rows.
Companion planting information
Carrots, cabbage and chamomile.
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