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walla walla sweet onions

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April Spring Fling

Plant Sale

Onion – Walla Walla Sweet

$8.00

A Regional Heirloom Favorite! Plants Grown from Organic Seed

100 days. Walla Walla’s are known for their juicy sweetness — so much so, some people eat them like an apple! This heirloom traveled from the coast of Italy to the small farming town of Walla Walla, Washington (a city so great they named it twice!).  Once harvested, use quickly, as Walla Walla is NOT a storing onion.  Grown from organic seed. Sold in pony packs, 12 plants per pack minimum. 

Please note: Cool-season crops are not available for purchase online this year.

All cool-season crops, including onions, will only be offered for sale at our Spring Fling Cool-Season Plant Sale in mid-April.

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Categories: Grown from Organic Seed, Cool Season Vegetables, Heirloom Vegetables, Leeks & Onions Tags: onion, organic seed stock, sweet onion
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I managed to get a little yardwork done yesterday I managed to get a little yardwork done yesterday and just couldn't compost these gorgeous peony stems. A few spent hydrangea blooms added a nice touch. 

It was good for my soul to create this. Sure, it's going to fade, but for now, I'm loving it. ❤️

Don't overlook the beauty in all seasons. 🍂

#thecoeurdalenecoop
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#naturalwreath
#madewithlove
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