Onion, 'White Ebenezer'

Onion, ‘White Ebenezer’

White Ebenezer onions are excellent for cooking! They are easy to grow and one of the most popular vegetables in the home garden! They perform best in well-drained, slightly acidic, fertile soil in full sun. Plant in early spring in well-drained, well-cultivated soil. They may be planted so the sets are nearly touching, then harvesting every other one for green table onions when tops reach 6” tall. Dry bulbs will be ready for harvest in August or September.

Non-GMO
Easy to grow
Excellent for cooking

Plant Details +

Botanical	Allium cepa
Common Name	Onion White Ebenezer
Family	Amaryllidaceae
Height	10-12"
Spacing	3"
Hardiness	Zones 3-9
Exposure	Full sun
Foliage	Green
Harvest	Late Summer to Early Fall

Planting/Care Instructions +

Planting Instructions: Plant in early spring in well-drained, well-cultivated soil. Plant when the soil is workable. 1. Push the sets 1-2" into the soil at 3-6" intervals for dry onions. 2. Cover with 1-2" of dirt. 3. Water immediately. Four to five weeks after planting, side-dress with additional fertilizer. Place the fertilizer in a narrow band about 2 to 3 inches from the base of the onion plants.