Multiplier Onions
Q: Where can I find old-fashioned multiplying onions? All the local seed and feed stores have shallots.
A: I doubt you’ll find them locally. Multiplier onions are also called potato onions. As their name suggests, the bulbs multiply, forming offsets each season. Once you have a multiplier onion, you never have to buy another. Try the Georgia Market Bulletin (BROKEN) or Ronninger Potato Farm.
Also see Multiplier Onions, and the University of Florida’s Potato Onion page.
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