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Yellow potato onion

15 years ago

I have been looking for a start of the yellow potato onion. I found a seller but they are $9.00 a pound and $14.00 shipping, a little high for me. If anyone knows a less expensive source or has some to share, I am sure I have something to trade if that works.

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negi
15 years ago
Make sure you get one from a Southern source. The ones commonly sold don't do well in the South.

Bob
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15 years ago
Thank you for that bit of info. The onions I saw were out of Colorado-- guess that is not a good idea for $23. a pound. I would be real upset if they didn't do well.
owl
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