Disselkoen & Mulder Farms

Why spend a lot of money on store bought onions when you can have the satisfaction of growing them yourself?! White onions are the perfect plant for both gardeners and chefs, as they will benefit both your garden and your dinner plate! Coming 100 bulbs - or sets - per package, these onions love loose, fertile soil and they will delight your taste buds with a sharp, robust flavor. Check out this winning recipe: http://www.bulbblog.com/first-place-winners/ ...

Why pay the supermarket for your garlic when you can have the satisfaction of growing it all on your own? Coming 3 bulbs per bag, not only will this soft-neck garlic variety fit well into your garden, it will be able to find a home in some of your most tasty recipes too! Enjoy! Check out these winning recipes: http://www.bulbblog.com/third-place-winners/ & http://www.bulbblog.com/first-place-winners/ ...

These onions are definitely nothing to cry over! The perfect addition to any garden (or salad!), this variety produces green onions in early spring before producing dry red onions later in the season, around August. Coming 100 bulbs - or sets - per package, the Red Onion loves fertile soil and will add sharp flavor to all of your recipes. Bon Appetite! Check out this great recipe: http://www.bulbblog.com/one-eyed-jack-french-onion-soup/ ...

Are overpowering onions making you cry? Then it's time to try the light flavor of Shallots! Coming 6 bulbs per bag, Shallots prefer a loose, fertile soil to grow in. They are a perfect fit for any smaller spaces in your garden and once mature, they fit even better on your dinner plate! This is a must have plant for gardeners and chefs alike!Check out these winning recipes: http://www.bulbblog.com/third-place-winners/ & http://www.bulbblog.com/3rd-place-winning-recipes/ ...

The perfect addition to any garden (or any hamburger), the Stuttgarter Yellow Onion has a robust flavor and sharp scent! Coming 100 sets (or bulbs) per package, this Yellow Onion loves fertile soil and will add just what your recipes have been missing. Here is a great recipe to try: http://www.bulbblog.com/spinach-tomato-tortellini/