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2024 S.E Marshall & Co Limited
Growing an onion plant is wonderfully straightforward, making it a perfect choice for both new and experienced gardeners alike. Our top-quality onion plants for sale give you a brilliant head start on the season, delivered ready to go straight into your patch or plot. All in-stock onion plants are dispatched within 3 days, supported by expert guidance on planting and caring for each variety, and backed by thousands of positive reviews from fellow gardeners on Trustpilot.
Approx. 65-75 sets
Approx. 30-35 Sets
12 x Garden Ready Plants
£12.98
40 x Seedlings
20 of Each Variety
£7.99
20 x Seedlings
£9.49
Onions are a key component of so many dishes and you get the full flavour benefit when you use one you've grown yourself.
Take a look at some of the frequently asked questions we receive from those looking for onion plants for sale. You can contact our Customer Service Team or browse our general FAQs for further advice.
The best time to plant onion plants is in the early spring, typically around March or April. This gives them time to establish themselves before the warmer weather arrives, which helps them develop into larger bulbs. When growing an onion plant, you should avoid planting it too early in the winter as it might not survive the colder temperatures. Additionally, planting too late in the spring could lead to a reduced harvest.
Taking care of your onion plants involves providing consistent moisture, weeding regularly, fertilising, mulching and keeping an eye out for pests and diseases.
Onions typically take about 3 to 4 months to be ready for harvest. As you'll be starting with onion plants, you give yourself a decent head start on this process. The time it takes them to grow can vary depending on the onion variety, growing conditions and how you planted them, but your harvest may be ready a little earlier than if you started from seed. Harvest your onion plants when the tops start to turn yellow and fall over – it's a sure sign that they're ready to be picked.
Onion plants are wonderfully versatile and you can grow them in all kinds of spaces in your garden. The key is to pick a spot that gets plenty of sun and has soil that drains well.
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