For fresh salads and colourful home cooking, American Sweet Burgundy is a red onion variety grown for its mild flavour, attractive skin and burgundy ringed flesh. The bulbs are usually slightly flat rather than globe shaped, making them excellent for slicing into salads, burgers, sandwiches, wraps, relishes, pickles and summer dishes where both colour and sweetness matter. Grow from seed in a sunny vegetable bed, raised bed or allotment row, giving plants enough space to develop medium sized bulbs rather than crowding them too tightly. Unlike stronger storage onions, this type is best enjoyed fresh after harvest, so it suits gardeners who want red salad onions for seasonal kitchen use. Start seeds under cover for an early crop, or sow outdoors in spring once the soil is workable and warming.
American Sweet Burgundy Red Onion Seeds
- Deep Red Skinned Bulbs – Allium Cepa Produces Flat Rounded Onions With Attractive Burgundy Ringed Flesh
- Medium To Large Salad Onions – Bulbs Can Reach Around 6+ Inches Across In Good Growing Conditions
- Mild Sweet Onion Flavour – Excellent For Fresh Slicing, Summer Salads And Colourful Kitchen Use
- Colourful Alternative To Standard Onions – Red Skin And Burgundy Rings Look Attractive When Sliced
Red Salad Onions For Kitchen Gardens
- Best Used Fresh After Harvest – Grown Mainly For Colour, Mild Flavour And Salad Quality
- Fresh Kitchen Onion Variety – Use In Burgers, Sandwiches, Wraps, Relishes, Pickles, Salsa And Guacamole
- Ideal For Raised Beds And Allotments – Grow In Vegetable Gardens, Productive Beds And Kitchen Garden Rows
- Useful In Mixed Vegetable Planting – Grow Alongside Lettuce, Carrots, Beetroot And Brassicas
Grow Your Own Sweet Onion Seeds
- Raise Under Cover Early Or Sow Outside Once Soil Has Warmed
- Give Plants Room For Larger Bulbs – Space Around 10 To 15cm Apart With Rows Around 30cm Apart
- Full Sun And Fertile Soil – Moisture Retentive, Well Drained Ground Helps Support Strong Bulb Formation
- Red Onion Seeds For Home Growers – Ideal For Salad Onion Seeds, Sweet Onion Seeds And Grow Your Own Vegetables
