New Neapolitan Marzagole Onions
A large, beautiful, flat, white-skinned variety, said to be the earliest of all, and a good keeper. It can be sown in Feb. or March, and will mature a crop very early in the season, or sown in July, the crop will be matured the same season. In the South, the seed can be sown in the autumn and large onions produced in March.
Originally listed in: 1881 D.M. Ferry Catalog
A large, beautiful, flat, white-skinned variety, said to be the earliest of all, and a good keeper. It can be sown in Feb. or March, and will mature a crop very early in the season, or sown in July, the crop will be matured the same season. In the South, the seed can be sown in the autumn and large onions produced in March.
Originally listed in: 1881 D.M. Ferry Catalog