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Onion - Perennial Potato (Seasonal) - Sow True Seed
Onion - Perennial Potato (Seasonal) - Sow True Seed
Onion - Perennial Potato (Seasonal) - Sow True Seed
Onion - Perennial Potato (Seasonal) - Sow True Seed
Onion - Perennial Potato (Seasonal) - Sow True Seed

Perennial Potato Onion

$18.95
Size1/2 lb

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Allium cepa var. aggregatum

An heirloom perennial-type onion that forms clusters of 2-4" onions which have amazingly long storage ability. Good, all-purpose onion that is easy to grow and drought resistant. Save the smaller bulbs to replant to keep your patch going. 10 bulbs per 1/2 lb. 

Our printable growing guide for potato onions can be found by clicking here.

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Perennial Potato Onion

$18.95

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