Kyoto Kujo Negi Heirloom Onion Seeds – Mild Flavored Japanese Green Onions for Garden

Kyoto Kujo Negi is a prized Japanese green onion known for its mild flavor and versatility, perfect for adding authentic taste to salads, soups, and stir-fries. These heirloom onion seeds produce non bulbing onions that grow up to 24 inches tall with tender leaves transitioning from white to dark green. Gardeners who grow bunching onions will enjoy these open pollinated seeds, which are GMO-free and allow saving seeds for future crops. Kyoto Kujo Negi matures in about 80 days and thrives across all USDA zones, making it ideal for both beginners and experienced growers. Key features and benefits of Kyoto Kujo Negi include: - Heirloom onion seeds preserve authentic flavor and support biodiversity - Non bulbing onion type produces long white stems ideal for blanching to enhance texture - Open pollinated seeds allow saving seeds for next season’s planting - Mild flavored onions add a fresh, subtle taste to a variety of dishes - Suitable for square foot garden spacing of 16 plants per square foot to maximize yield - Annual crop adaptable to all USDA growing zones across the U.S. - Each 0.9 g packet contains approximately 200+ seeds, providing ample planting material - Fast shipping within 24-48 hours ensures quick delivery of fresh garden onions To grow bunching onions successfully, maintain moist soil for onions and fertilize as needed to promote healthy growth. Mounding soil over stems encourages blanching, resulting in longer white stalks prized in cooking. These fresh garden onions can be harvested at any stage—from tender microgreen shoots to fully mature stalks—offering versatility for various culinary uses. Box Garden Seeds LLC tests all traditional Kyoto vegetables seeds for germination and purity, guaranteeing quality you can trust. Add Kyoto Kujo Negi to your vegetable garden seeds collection today for a reliable source of mild flavored onions that bring authentic Japanese taste to your meals. Whether you grow bunching onions in raised beds or containers, these heirloom onion seeds provide a rewarding experience with rich cultural heritage and dependable performance.