A mid to late summer round onion with yellow brown, firm skin. This variety offers excellent quality, high yields and a very good storage life.

Sow seed March - April in drills 23cm (9") apart in a seed bed or trays and carefully cover with soil

A maincrop sowing will provide fresh onions from mid-summer onwards, with storage onions being lifted in late summer.

Rijnsburger should be sown in August, so that they reach a height of 15-20cm by mid autumn, too tall and they may bolt in spring, too short and they may not survive.

Do not sow maincrop or overwintering types late because they will not make up the lost time.

Crop spacing dictates the final bulb size, for a good yield of medium sized onions

space to 5cm, with 25cm between rows, and for larger bulbs space to 10cm in 25cm rows.

100 Seeds In Packet

Tip interplant with your carrots to deter carrot fly