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Texas
1015Y (100
days) Hybrid - Short Day - Developed by Dr. Leonard Pike of Texas
A&M University, it's name derives from the planting date in Texas
(October
15). Flattened yellow bulbs with rounded shoulders. The sweetest
of the sweet varieites, but doesn't store well (about a month).
It
is considered a Short Day onion, but as it takes longer for bulbs to
develop,
it can be used in Intermediate and Long Day areas.
Red
Wethersfield
(110-115 days) - Long Day - Can be traced to 1834 and the town of
Wethersfield,
CT. Flattened globes are pinkish white with red circles.
Good
keeping onion.