Onion, Bunching: Ishikura
Image from Baker Creek
From Baker Creek:
“A uniform and flavorful bunching onion, that is a popular and traditional Japanese variety for sukiyaki, soup, and salads. Ishikura reaches enormous proportions (up to two feet tall, one inch across) while remaining tender and scallion-like, never forming a bulb. A perfect heat- and cold-tolerant green that is a go-to choice to grow alongside Asian greens in the cool season! No garden should be without this easy-to-grow culinary staple!”
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Sprout Time: 7-14 Days
Days to Mature: 40-50 Days
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2025
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