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White spring onion from Lisbon

White from Lisbon is a spring onion with a wonderfully mild taste. In terms of taste and appearance, the White of Lisbon spring onion resembles a stem onion but has a slightly spicier taste. White from Lisbon is very suitable for fresh use in salads.

Deliciously mild in taste
Slightly spicier than stem onions
Fresh suitable for salads

Spring onions are really just very young onions that are harvested early when they are still thin and have a mild flavor. Spring onions hardly form a bulb and are chopped fresh as a whole. The taste of spring onions is slightly sharper than spring onions.

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Description

White spring onion from Lisbon

Deliciously mild in taste
Slightly spicier than stem onions
Fresh suitable for salads

Cultivation method of the White van Lisbon spring onions?

Sow White van Lisbon spring onions seeds from March to May directly in the garden in rows with a mutual row distance of approximately 15cm. Thin out slightly after about 6 weeks, as the spring onions develop quite a lot of branches and leaves.

Choose a sunny and warm location where the soil does not get too wet. Keep the soil sufficiently moist during cultivation.

Using crop rotation with spring onions?

Spring onions belong to the garlic family, so keep a crop rotation to prevent diseases and pests caused by nematodes and fungi. Plant onion-like only once every 5-6 years on the same plot. Remember that garlic, leeks, shallots, welsh onions and leeks are also onion-like.

Onions combine very well with carrots, so-called good neighbors. Two common pests repel each other, namely the carrot fly and the onion fly. So, for example, sow alternately a row of carrots and onions (spring onions).

When will White van Lisbon harvest spring onions?

Harvest spring onions from July to September as soon as the onions have a diameter of 2 to 3 cm. Only harvest the spring onions you need, because the spring onions have a limited shelf life after harvest.