Walking Onions  Plant For Sale For  Your  Garden
Walking Onions . . . Catawissa Onions. . .  White Pearl Onions
  Walking    Onions
Simple . . . Easy  To  Grow

    $2.00  

       ( live plants)
Catawissa  Onions
Simple . . . Easy  To  Grow
We sell we Catawissa Onions as bulbs or as
live plants.
The bulbs you see here will develop into a plant
with many stems with many onion on them.
Catawissa Onions .... Delicious
These onions are fun to watch grow. They are
delicious eaten pickled, steamed, fried, baked ......
          $2.00  
        (large live plants)
Catawissa Onions ... Big healthy roots.
East to grow plants ..... Delicious
White Pearl  Onions
Simple . . . Easy  To  Grow

           $2.00  
    (live plants)
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When the top of the Walking  Onions are ready to harvest  just clip off the top bulbs. Then
place them on  a  piece of  "hard ware cloth" better know as screen. About every 2 days just
roll the bulbs over. Do this for about 3 weeks. Finally, either separate the bulbs after they
finish curing or leave  intact. Either later in the Fall or early Spring 2009 plant them.
                                                   Walking Onions  Plant For Sale are fun and easy to grow.  The "Key"  to growing a successful         
                                                   Walking Onion Plants  Garden is the soil and the amount of water that the Walking Onions     
                                                   receive.  

                                                    Unlike many plants Walking Onions like  sandy, slight clay soil , small rocks and gravel is fine.        
                                                     Walking Onions like a pH of around -5-8 -6.0 and acid type soil. To make your soil acid put in            
                                                      sand, clay if you have it, and lots of compost.



Walking Onions require very little water. First plant the bulbs keep the soil just slightly moist  but do not over water. After        
about 1 month just water once a week. Walking Onions are  comparable to desert plants.

It will take a couple of months for the Walking Onions to reach there adult  height which can be from 2  - 2 - 1/2 feet tall. The      
Walking Onions For Sale will become top heavy and they will bend to the ground. If the top sets are not harvested then the       
Walking Onions Plants For Sale will plant themselves when they reach the soil.  It is fun and easy to grow Walking Onions.      
Just remember is you harvest them be sure to left them dry out for about 3 weeks. Once the Walking Onions are cured they     
can be store in nylon bags that will let air flow through.

Walking Onions Plants For Sale will grow slowly during the hot summer. Once the weather starts to cool off the Walking            
Onions will being to grow fast and tall. The Walking Onions Plants For Sale will also grow all winter long. They are not       
affected by the snow of frost. Just make sure that the Walking Onions have good water drainage.

Weeds will slow the Walking Onions from reaching their maximum size. So be sure to keep out the weeds. Weed rob the   
Walking Onions Plants For Sale  from  the nutrients in the soil.
Mulch is very helpful. The Walking Onions will find there way through the mulch..

Walking Onions Plants For Sale make a nice garden gift  Take a nylon stocking place several top set in the socking  put  in   
some Lavender and tie top in a knot  attach a bow and note card.
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