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Sources other than Dixondale Farm?

15 years ago

Iam curious as to whether others had tried a different Source for long day onion plants besides Dixondale Farm, and what were your results? Good? Bad? Indifferent? iam happy with the plants ive received from Dixondale, but am always interested in trying different varieties, and was curious if there were any other reliable sources out there with different varieties than Dixondale?

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wcthomas
15 years ago
I purchased onions one year from Brown's Omaha Plant Farms one year (http://www.bopf.com) and the quality and service were quite good.

TomNJ
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15 years ago
Thanks Tom!
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