White Onion Hibernia

White Onion Hibernia — White Onion Hibernia is a planting product for home growers. Growth: Upright green tops with spherical bulbs. Available from Mallorn’s flower bulbs range.

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White Onion Hibernia

Overview

White Onion Hibernia is a planting product for home growers.

Key Features

  • Onion ‘Hiberna’.
  • Growth: Upright green tops with spherical bulbs
  • Bulb: Light yellow skin, white, mild flesh
  • Excellent winter hardiness.
  • Mild, delicate flavour.
  • Suitable for overwintering in the field.
  • High yield reliability.
  • Care Tips.
  • Use organic fertilisers for strong growth.
  • Remove weeds regularly.
  • Monitor for pests during growth.
  • Usage.
  • Fresh salads and garnishes.
  • Spring bunch onions.
  • Light cooking and raw consumption.

Planting Instructions

  • Sow directly outdoors in August–September.
  • Sow seeds at a depth of 1–1.5 cm.
  • Thin seedlings to proper spacing after emergence.
  • Sowing Period: August – September (VIII–IX)

Growing Conditions and Care

  • Keep soil moist and well-prepared.
  • Weed and loosen soil regularly for best growth.
  • Spacing: 20–30 cm between rows, 4–7 cm between plants
  • Position: Full sun
  • Soil: Fertile, well-drained, moderately moist
  • Keep soil evenly moist but not waterlogged.

Flowering and Garden Use

  • A hardy winter onion variety that overwinters in the field and delivers an early spring harvest — reliable, flavorful, and productive.
  • Harvest Period: May – June (V–VI)
  • Early spring harvest.

Product Details

  • Type: Mid-early winter onion
  • Ideal for: Fresh bunching, spring harvest & early kitchen use

Browse flower bulbs from Mallorn Gardening Supplies for home gardens, allotments and container growing in Ireland.

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Weight 2 g

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