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Common Name: Fringed Onion Purplish-red, star–shaped flowers in loose umbels on 6" stems. Prefers filtered shade. Blooms in spring. Grown from seed collected in the interior southern coastal foothills at 2200'. Bulbs:$2.00 each. Minimum order is 3.
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Common Name: Diablo Onion White to light pink star–shaped flowers with a central burgundy vein in tight umbels on 6" stems. Prefers light, filtered shade. Blooms in spring. Grown from seed collected in the oak woodlands of the lower interior coast range foothills at 800 to 2000'. Bulbs:$2.00 each.SORRY, OUT OF STOCK 2011
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Common Name: Coastal Onion Hot pink flowers on a tight umbel growing on a stem which is short in windy areas, taller where sheltered. This is a showy onion which will look out of place if alone, so plan for a small, informal grouping of several fairly close together.Grown from seed in Mendocino county just above sea level. Bulbs:$2.00 each. Minimum order is 3.
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Common Name: Scytheleaf or Flatstem Onion Bright rose-purple or maroon florets on a flattened stem rising above two flattened sickle-shaped dark green leaves. Thrive in bright, hot sun in gravel or stony soil. Naturally occurs in serpentine, but does well in other soils. Grown from Lake County seed from 1,000' elevation. Bulbs:$2.50 each. SORRY, OUT OF STOCK 2011
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Common Name: Glassy Onion Pale white to pink, star–shaped flowers with pink veins in loose umbels on 6–10" stems. The petals have a shiny look as if miniature glass beads were sprinkled on them. Prefers light, filtered shade. Blooms in spring. Bulbs:$2.00 each. Minimum order is 3.
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Common Name: Membraneous Onion Star–shaped, pale pink flowers in loose umbels on 6 to 10" stems. Will tolerate shade. Blooms from mid to late spring. Grown from seed collected in northern Sierra Nevada foothills at 1600 to 2400'. Bulbs: $2.00 each. Minimum order is 3.
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Common Name: Peninsular Onion Burgundy red, star–shaped flowers in loose umbels on 6–10" stems. Prefers light, filtered shade. Blooms in spring. Grown from seed collected in the oak woodlands of the lower Yuba County foothills at 800 to 2000'. Bulbs:$2.00 each.
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Common Name: Sanborn's Onion The latest blooming of our Alliums, its tight clusters of hot–pink flowers are quite showy in July and August. Grown from seed collected at rocky, sunny sites in Yuba County at 1000'. Bulbs:$2.00 each.
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