Days To Maturity
60
Mature Height
16 IN
Sun / Shade
Full Sun
Parade Green Onion Seeds
Parade Green Onion Seeds
Great for spring and fall crops in moderate and warm climates, summer in the north, and even winter in the hottest areas
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Description / Parade Green Onion Seeds
Days to Maturity: 60 days
Forget those limp, overpriced green onions at the supermarket -- you can grow your own in just 2 months from seed, practically any time of year! Parade is a very heavy-yielding, attractive, super-healthy green onion, with a crisp bite you'll find yourself craving!
This onion redefines "vigor." From a single planting you'll get plenty of straight, waxy, picture-perfect dark green stems. Pick them when they're about a foot to 16 inches tall for best flavor. Parade is very tolerant of bulbing, so you needn't rush to harvest it at once, but successive plantings every 2 weeks work best.
Like most onions, Parade thrives in normal to sandy soil exposed to full sun. Keep the soil well-drained and moist. If you live in a warm climate, spring, fall, and possibly even winter are your best crop times; farther north, you can enjoy onions all summer long! No kitchen garden should be without this charmer, so grow Parade this season and see what all the flap is about!
Product Details
| SKU | 05212-PK-P1 |
|---|---|
| Genus | Allium |
| Species | fistulosum |
| Variety | Parade |
| Product Classification | Vegetables |
| Sun / Shade | Full Sun |
| Habit | Upright |
| Days To Maturity | 60.00 |
| Harvest Season | Early Fall, Early Spring, Early Summer, Late Fall, Late Spring, Late Summer, Mid Fall, Mid Spring, Mid Summer |
| Characteristics | Cool Season, Direct Sow |
| Uses | Outdoor |
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Love these onions. They keep on producing. 0 people found this helpfulI grow almost all of our veggies and herbs in our basement under LED lights, and decided to try the Parade onions. I started some of them in a large bussing tub. It took a bit for them to get going, but once they did, they just kept going. I transplanted a couple clumps of them into 7 gallon pots. They keep spreading and producing new plants. I don't pull the plants, but cut them down to about 3" and for onion at the bottom and leaves above the onion growth. By harvesting with this method, there is a constant supply of these onions. When I harvest them, I wrap the bottoms of the cuttings with a wet paper towel, and put them in a gallon baggies with one at the bottom and one at the top. I roll the baggies, top and bottom, to get the air out and seal the baggies as I go. Using this method, the harvested onions will last 3-4 weeks. The onions and tops are great sliced in salads, used as a topping for nachos, added to egg dishes, chopped as a garnish for soups, and so much more. By keeping them handy in the refrigerator, I find I tend to use them more often.
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Love These! 0 people found this helpfulI am a very new gardener (2022). I have planted these both years and they are so easy. Very little maintenance and very good givers to this novice. They taste good and freeze well chopped up. Zone 7.
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Very Pleased 0 people found this helpfulThe parade green onions have produced very well in the garden. I do not suggest transplanting. They due better in the same soil from beginning to end. We suggest trying to separate them more due to how large they are able to grow. The packaging protects any unused seeds from sunlight due to the reflective material. Overall, I am satisfied.
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great scallions 2 people found this helpfulThese never form a bulb which is desirable for scallions. I start mine indoors in 6 paks with 5 to 10 seeds in each cell depending on the size of the 6 pak, I then just plant each cell outside when ready. They can be planted relatively close together. When ready to harvest either pick individual scallions or a bunch. They will last the entire summer and here in zone 6 I overwinter (with mulch) and eat anytime the ground is not froze.
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Great onions 2 people found this helpfulThese onions tasted great, and produced fully in my wide row setup.
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prolific stick onions 1 people found this helpfulwe got loads of these in out little area designated for stick onions. we plated seed direct in close rows covered in peat mose. made rows with blunt in of rake length about 3/4" deep.
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