Egyptian Walking Onions Bulbils- Heirloom - Winter Onion, Tree Onion, Onion Root, Easy to Grow, Natural

(Allium cepa var. proliferum – Heirloom) Never plant onions again! These unique and hardy onions are a must-have for every garden. Egyptian Walking Onions produce small bulblets at the top of their stalks. When the stalks become heavy, they bend and "walk" across your garden, replanting themselves naturally. This means a continuous, self-sustaining onion patch that comes back year after year! Why You’ll Love These Onions: ✔ Perennial & Cold Hardy: Thrives in zones 3-9—even in snow! ✔ Easy to Grow: Requires little maintenance. Just plant and enjoy! ✔ Edible from Root to Tip: Use the bulbs, greens, and bulblets for cooking. ✔ Perfect for Permaculture: If you love sustainable gardening, these onions are for you! ✔ Adaptable: Grows well in most climates. In hot areas, plant in part sun. What You’ll Receive: 🌱 Freshly Harvested Bulblets/Bulbils – Ready to plant now or in the fall! 🌿 Organically Grown – No synthetic pesticides or fertilizers. 📏 Sizes Vary – Bulblets range from tiny to cherry-sized. How to Grow: Plant like regular onion sets in full sun to part shade. Give them a permanent spot—these onions love to return each year! Can be planted anytime; they grow nearly year-round in most climates. Harvest & Use: ✔ Harvest bulbs mid-summer to fall. ✔ Enjoy the greens as spring onions. ✔ Use the underground bulbs as a cooking onion (best stored in the ground until needed). ✔ The thick stalks can even be stuffed with herbs & cheese for a delicious twist! Shipping & Care: 🚀 Fast, Careful Shipping – Plants and bulbs are packed with care and shipped quickly. 📦 Priority Mail for Rooted Starts – Ensures they arrive in the best condition. 💌 Customer Support – If you have any questions, just ask—I’m happy to help! 👉 Order now and start your forever onion patch! Important Update for Summer Orders If you order walking onions during the height of summer heat, you may notice a delay before they begin to grow. Walking onions thrive in cooler conditions (55°F–75°F) and often enter a brief dormancy when temperatures climb. If possible, hold off on planting until late summer or early fall, or pop your sets into a pot in partial shade to keep the soil cooler and moist. Don’t be alarmed if you don’t see green shoots right away—once the weather cools, they’ll quickly send up fresh growth. Happy growing! *•●♡●•*¨*•♡●•*¨*•..•*¨*•●♡●•*¨*•.•*¨*•●♡●•*¨*•♡Like and Share My Shop!*¨*•..•*¨*•●♡●•*¨*•*¨*•●♡●•*¨*•♡.•*¨* o