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Home > Vegetables > Vegetable Plants > Onion & Leek Plants

Onion Plant Red Brunswick

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Allium cepa 'Red Brunswick'

  • Mild red onion.
  • Produces good-sized onions.
  • Stores well.

Supplied as as nursery-fresh transplants.

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5 or more £0.50GBP each. Group & quantity discounts
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Description

Gorgeously sweet when cooked and particularly good for curries!

Red Brunswick is attractive when used for garnishing and salad rings as it produces distinct crimson rings against the white flesh of the onion when sliced –it is mild enough to be eaten raw but still has good flavour when cooked.

An old, well-tried and tested variety that you can rely on.

Onions are medium to large in size and somewhat flat in shape. This variety consistently crops exceptionally well and will keep into spring.

Recommended by the RHS to be an excellent attractant and nectar source for bees and other beneficial insects if allowed to 'go over' and flower (so if you have room leave any plants in that have gone too far rather than pulling them out straight away).

  • Set out late March onwards (the later planting out is left the smaller the resulting onions will be, though worthwhile crops can still be produced from plantings as late as early July).
  • Set out 9" (23 cm) apart in rows 15" (38 cm) apart.

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This product is subject to group discount if you are buying multiple products from the same pricing group. Other products in this group are...
Leek Plant 'Shirleys' Giant Exhibition'
Onion Plant 'Shirleys' Giant Exhibition'

How To...

How To Sow & Grow Onions
Detailed advice on growing all types of onion - including how to start onions from seeds as well as transplanting onion plants.

Recipes

Courgette Soup Recipe
A quick and simple recipe to help use up some excess courgettes and make a lovely soup that freezes well for the winter.

Jersulam Artichoke and Hazelnut Soup Recipe
A quick and easy recipe using Jerusalem Artichokes to make a delicious soup, with none of the usual after-effects!

Leek & Potato Soup Recipe
Serena's favourite soup recipe - and one she is famed for among our friends. A gorgeous autumn and winter treat that freezes well.

Onion Marmalade
A simple recipe for dark and delicious onion marmalade. Try it with meat, poultry or cheeses.

Pea Soup Recipe
A great late summer soup to use up any gluts of peas you may have. Freezes very well.

Smoked Tomato Chutney Recipe
A simple recipe for making delicious, tangy smoked tomato chutney. Goes well with cold meats, poultry or cheese.

Stir-fried Brussels Sprouts Recipe
A quick and simple recipe for stir-fried Brussels sprouts that also works with cabbage, kale and other brassicas.

General Information

Pollinator Friendly Plants
A detailed guide to the seeds and plants sold by Victoriana Nursery Gardens that will attract and provide a food source to bees and other beneficial pollinating insects.




Plant Passport Registration Number: 34265