Spring Onion Ishikura *NEW* Onion Seeds
Spring Onion Ishikura *NEW* Onion Seeds

Seeds of Scotland

Spring Onion - Ishikura *NEW*

£3.00

Allium fistulosum ~ approx. 300 seeds.

 

A tasty Japanese bunching onion with long white stems, perfect for adding to salads, soups, and stir-fries. Sometimes known as Welsh onion or bunching onion, they can be grown as a perennial and are easy to harvest continually throughout the growing season.

 

 

 

Growing Tips

Can be sown direct from April to July or multi-sown in modules, aim for around 6 seeds per cell. Transplant ~10cm apart and harvest around 6 to 8 weeks later.

TIP: Transplanting can be used to stagger harvest. Plants from one sowing can be transplanted over several weeks to give a succession. 

GROWN IN SCOTLAND | Germination 97% Aug 2025

Resources

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