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Bunching Onion
Akiba F1
NEW Fuchsia Negi with improved color compared to OP Red Beard. Color enhances with cold temperatures.
Fukagawa
Fast, vigorous growth in winter. Tender, delicious leaves. Excellent uniformity.
Ishikura Winter Long
Slightly lighter green. Prefers 10 ̊C - 25 ̊C temperatures.
Kujo
Kyoto heirloom. Grows multiple tillers from a single seed and stays very thin. (stock photo)
Natsuyo
Tokita's special selection of bunching onion, maintained since the 1950s. Vigorous with dark green leaves.
NB304
Allium fistulosum x Allium cepa
Highly vigorous plants. Bulb is slightly bigger than 8931.
Highly vigorous plants. Bulb is slightly bigger than 8931.
Red Beard
Buried parts of the plant become red when temperatures are cool. Becomes tender and sweet when cooked.
Shimonita
Heirloom from Gunma. Extremely thick, short plants. Grows slowly in cool temperatures.
TSX-22 F1
A long green bunching onion with dark green leaves. Does not become thick.
TSX-505 F1
Very upright leafy bunching onion that does not get thick under high temperatures or dry conditions.
TSX-515 F1
Very consistent long Negi. Fall - winter harvest. Upright blue-green leaves. Widely adaptable
TSX-518 F1
Consistent growth for early sowing, cold tolerant. For summer - fall harvest.
Yago F1
NEW Suitable for summer or autumn harvest. For short-medium (~8") length white-stalk Negi, up to 1" thick.
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