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    A New Zealand heirloom onion from before 1966, grown from old tins of seed from an original Pukekohe Long Keeper breeding line. The line has a wider genetic base than today's commercial Pukekohe long keepers. It is described as the best keeping onion, so dry and store it after harvest. A yield of 27 kg per square metre has been recorded, planted 10 cm apart on the diagonal in good, well-fed soil. Sow in trays from February to July, transplant when the tops are 8 to 10 cm high, and harvest in January and February. -> A New Zealand heirloom onion. It is described as the best keeping onion, so dry and store it after harvest. A yield of 27 kg per square metre has been recorded, planted 10 cm apart on the diagonal in good, well-fed soil. Sow in trays from February to July, transplant when the tops are 8 to 10 cm high, and harvest in January and February.
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    A New Zealand heirloom onion from before 1966, grown from old tins of seed from an original Pukekohe Long Keeper breeding line given to the Kōanga Institute. The line has a wider genetic base than today's commercial Pukekohe long keepers. It is described as the best keeping onion, so dry and store it after harvest. Kōanga recorded 27 kg per square metre, planted 10 cm apart on the diagonal in good, well-fed soil. Sow in trays from February to July, transplant when the tops are 8 to 10 cm high, and harvest in January and February. -> A New Zealand heirloom onion from before 1966, grown from old tins of seed from an original Pukekohe Long Keeper breeding line. The line has a wider genetic base than today's commercial Pukekohe long keepers. It is described as the best keeping onion, so dry and store it after harvest. A yield of 27 kg per square metre has been recorded, planted 10 cm apart on the diagonal in good, well-fed soil. Sow in trays from February to July, transplant when the tops are 8 to 10 cm high, and harvest in January and February.

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    (blank) -> A New Zealand heirloom onion from before 1966, grown from old tins of seed from an original Pukekohe Long Keeper breeding line given to the Kōanga Institute. The line has a wider genetic base than today's commercial Pukekohe long keepers. It is described as the best keeping onion, so dry and store it after harvest. Kōanga recorded 27 kg per square metre, planted 10 cm apart on the diagonal in good, well-fed soil. Sow in trays from February to July, transplant when the tops are 8 to 10 cm high, and harvest in January and February.

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