Wannamaker Seeds is pleased to offer numerous onion varieties to grow in various regions of the United States. Through a close relationship with Asian breeders, we are able to offer you unique germplasm to turn a profit on your vegetable farm.  All of our varieties have superior characteristics for organic production.

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WI-129
An early maturing onion with the excellent trait of being able to be stored if needed. A dense, hard granex onion with a golden papery skin after harvest and curing. Seed of this variety continue to sell out quickly each year.

WI-131
Our newest variety, with the feature of being the earliest of all. Small tight necks of this variety make it the growing favorite. As with our other varieties, WI-131 has excellent foliar disease resistance.

WI-301
Released in 2007, WI-301 is characterized for its deep granex shape, aggressive vigor, and high yields. Ideally suited for green onion and organic production.

WI-609
An early maturing, short day granex onion. It is noted for its low pungency, uniformity of shape, exceptional cold tolerance and foliar disease resistance.

WI-3115
Two to three days later in maturity than WI-609, WI-3115 is an early maturing onion. Traits of WI-3115 include a deep granex shape, high yield, cold tolerance and foliar disease resistance. It has proven itself as an exceptional onion to plant early for salad onions. If planted for full maturity, we recommend your planting WI-3115 on stiff soil.

Spring Express
An extremely flat, thick-scaled onion with very early maturity. Strictly used for fresh onion production. Cold and bolt resistance allows Spring Express to be planted in single rows to accelerate its maturity

Red Rhone
A mild, sweet red variety with medium maturity and excellent color. Increasingly  planted on more acres in Georgia to satisfy the growing demand from customers to compliment their Vidalia onions with a few reds.