Egyptian Walking Onion Bulbils – Unique Perennial Allium – Heirloom Onion Variety – Hardy, Self-Propagating Plants – Easy to Grow in Home Gardens

Arrived very quickly and were in very good condition, nice large plants. Put them in the garden the same day and they have grown quickly and took this picture today to show they are starting to head and soon to droop down and seed themselves in the garden to continue propagating more. I have snipped a piece here and there for garnish on my dinners and they taste great! Would recommend this seller and would buy again.

Love the fast delivery plus carrier placed parcel into my hands. Planting in zone 7 tomorrow. Kind of expensive but the many reviews encouraged me to splurge on these interesting walkers. The great business practice of satisfaction replacement is welcomed. Edited to add: They are all at least 12 inches tall and doing well today September 17th. Edited to add: May 2025..nearly a year later...HAPPY to see that FINALLY my onions are producing bulbettes!!

So I got these bulbs on March 2018, thought it would be so interesting to grow "walking onions". The bulbs looked exactly like picture, so I planted once the soil got warmer. Then we noticed greens coming and then flowers bloomed in the summer 2018. Then no onion came. I was thinking it was weird that it would not make any onions, but Maybe it was because of its first year it might not make onions. I patiently wait for another summer. And again it only made flowers, really small flowers thats like 5 inches tall. Then of course it did not make onions again. Now I am 100% sure this wasn't walking onion bulbs. I don't think I can ask for refund after long time passed, so I would not even try. I don't even want to think about it either. I attach the flower picture.

Very good products and excellent service. When I needed some advice about how to care for the plants I received they were very helpful, polite and knowledgeable. I’m very happy with their products and service!!!!

These little guys (about not too tiny, but the size of a cocktail onion) came and I put them in a drawer and forgot about them, oops!! A month later I found them and freaked out that I forgot and put a moistnpaper towel and zipped bag for 3 days and they sprouted roots. Planted them with a terracotta watering spike and put them in the garage where the natural light shines all day though the little windows. 7 days pass and these things are about a foot long!!! 9 of the 10 sprouted up and reached fo the sky while the last one is only about 2 inches long and taking it's time. I was beyond happy with the results and that the bulbs came in such great condition that I ordered another group of them. I know I can't wait and pick off the top sets but I really want to place a bunch of them faster. This has been such a great experience and I cannot wait to put them in the garden

This was my fault. I was thinking more along the lines of small white or red onion sets you buy at the nursery. Which are about the size of a small walnut. Thinking about it after I saw them I thought they were more size appropriate. Package really stunk which made me concerned about the onions. But they looked fine, no mold, no rot. I had to Google the flavors to make sure I had made a mistake. I'm going to put half of them in the ground now but it is fall in central California here I'm going to save the other half to plant in the spring. We do get a heavy a heavy frost here some years so I'm afraid they might freeze that's why I'm saving the other half for spring.

I ordered these on Sunday 2023-08-20. Email said they should arrive Wednesday through Friday, but it didn't occur to me to check my USPS mailbox, where I discovered them on Saturday. The plastic bubble envelope contained nine bulbils (more than the advertised six), with only a piece of brown paper folded around them. No instructions, but none needed. Two were clusters of three bulbils, one medium size and one small. Four had a leaf already growing out of them, mostly about an inch long and one about four inches. The leaves looked only slightly withered, despite my delay in finding them in my mailbox. I put the four with leaves in the ground that same day, and now two weeks later they are continuing to grow, with three or four leaves now emerged from each one, and the initial leaf at least a few inches long. I also planted the medium cluster of three, where no leaves have emerged yet, but I expect they will when ready. In the past I've kept eating the oldest leaf year after year without ever pulling them up, and have also planted the bulbils that appear on some leaves, so these can go far. I saw that late summer and early fall is the one time that these are available (from anyone), so get these while you can!

They arrived very quickly, and all but one had little roots starting by the time I put them in the ground a few days later!