Organic 'Yellow Cipollini' Onion

Latin name Onion
Quantity per packet Approximately 150 seeds
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Bulb
identification
Latin nameOnion
FamilyAmaryllidaceae
CycleAnnual
Bulb typeVegetable
Quantity per packApproximately 150 seeds
Product
description

The Allium cepa 'Yellow Cipollini' onion is an heirloom variety that is as decorative as it is flavorful, known for its flattened bulbs with bright yellow skin and its excellent performance in the vegetable garden. As soon as it grows in the ground, it brings a luminous touch to the vegetable rows, while promising a generous and versatile harvest for the kitchen. Raw, its taste is distinct, spicy, and well-defined, while cooked it becomes softer, richer, and almost melting, which makes it particularly popular for grilling, roasting, and stews. This organic variety appeals to both novice gardeners and enthusiasts of heirloom vegetables due to its relatively simple cultivation and high productivity. In full sun, in loose and well-drained soil, it develops healthy, upright foliage that gradually accompanies the formation of its small, saucer-shaped bulbs. Its presence in the garden also contributes to vegetable diversity and integrates harmoniously into companion planting schemes with several companion vegetables. We particularly enjoy harvesting it in summer, when its well-colored bulbs already herald future generous and fragrant recipes. Both practical, aesthetic, and delicious, 'Yellow Cipollini' fully deserves its place in a productive and vibrant vegetable garden.

Garden
placement
Where to plant Cooking, grilling, roasts, stews, preservation
Planting
and care
ExposureSun
Planting periodFebruary to April indoors or April to May outdoors
Planting depth1 cm (3/8 in)
Rooting temperature15 to 21 °C (59 to 70 °F)
WateringModerate
Soil typeFriable and well-drained
Bloom,
harvest
and garden
Bloom periodJune to July
Harvest100 to 120 days after sowing
Companion plantsCarrots, beets, lettuces, strawberries, tomatoes
Plants to avoidBeans, peas
Size
and growth
Height30 to 40 cm (12 to 16 in.)
Spread3 to 4 in (8 to 10 cm)
Rooting / establishment7 to 14 days
The availability of our bulbs, cloves, tubers, rhizomes, seeds and plants varies depending on arrivals, seasons, nursery production and supplier availability. Some varieties may only be available for a limited time, depending on their natural cycle, planting period or available stock. These product pages are designed to guide and inspire your plant choices for the garden, vegetable garden, landscaping, container growing or sustainable outdoor projects.