Onion – Texas Grano 502 - 50 Seeds | Sweet Yellow Onion | Short-Day Variety | Excellent for Warm Climates

Onion – Texas Grano 502 - 50 Seeds | Sweet Yellow Onion | Short-Day Variety | Excellent for Warm Climates

$9.99
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Onion – Texas Grano 502 - 50 Seeds | Sweet Yellow Onion | Short-Day Variety | Excellent for Warm Climates
  • Onion – Texas Grano 502 - 50 Seeds | Sweet Yellow Onion | Short-Day Variety | Excellent for Warm Climates
  • Onion – Texas Grano 502 - 50 Seeds | Sweet Yellow Onion | Short-Day Variety | Excellent for Warm Climates
  • Onion – Texas Grano 502 - 50 Seeds | Sweet Yellow Onion | Short-Day Variety | Excellent for Warm Climates
  • Onion – Texas Grano 502 - 50 Seeds | Sweet Yellow Onion | Short-Day Variety | Excellent for Warm Climates
  • Onion – Texas Grano 502 - 50 Seeds | Sweet Yellow Onion | Short-Day Variety | Excellent for Warm Climates
  • Onion – Texas Grano 502 - 50 Seeds | Sweet Yellow Onion | Short-Day Variety | Excellent for Warm Climates
Onion – Texas Grano 502 - 50 Seeds | Sweet Yellow Onion | Short-Day Variety | Excellent for Warm Climates

Onion – Texas Grano 502 - 50 Seeds | Sweet Yellow Onion | Short-Day Variety | Excellent for Warm Climates

$9.99
Grow a classic Southern favorite with Texas Grano 502 Onion, a popular short-day sweet onion variety known for its large, flattened yellow bulbs, mild sweet flavor, and excellent performance in warm climates. This variety is widely grown in the southern United States and is a foundation type for famous sweet onions. Texas Grano 502 onions are perfect for fresh eating, slicing, sandwiches, salads, grilling, sautéing, and cooking. While not intended for long-term storage, they are prized for their juicy texture and sweetness when freshly harvested. Plants are vigorous and reliable, making them a favorite for home gardens and market growing in suitable regions. You will receive: ✔️ 50 fresh, viable seeds ✔️ Open-pollinated, non-GMO ✔️ Carefully packaged for successful planting 🌼 Growing Information Common Name: Texas Grano 502 Onion Botanical Name: Allium cepa Plant Type: Biennial grown as an annual Sun Requirements: Full sun Soil: Loose, well-drained Bulb Color: Yellow Days to Harvest: 95–110 days Harvest Season: Late spring to early summer Cold Stratification: Not required This is a short-day onion, best suited for southern regions and mild winter climates where bulbs form with shorter daylight hours.

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