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How to Grow Yellow Granex Onion

Allium cepa 'Yellow Granex'

Your complete guide to growing Yellow Granex Onion.

☀SunFull sun (6+ hours)
💧Water1 inch per week, consistent moisture
📅Harvest110-120 days
🗺Zones5–10
📏Height12-18 inches
Yellow Granex Onion📷 Wikipedia: Onion

When to Plant Yellow Granex Onion

Planting windows vary by USDA hardiness zone. Look up yours by ZIP code.

ZoneStart IndoorsDirect SowHarvest
Zone 1 — June – July September
Zone 2 — May – July September
Zone 3 — May – June August – October
Zone 4 — April – June August – October
Zone 5 — April – May August – November
Zone 6 — April – May July – November
Zone 7 — March – May July – November
Zone 8 — March – April June – December
Zone 9 — February – March May – December
Zone 10 — January – March May – December
Zone 11 — January – February April – December
Zone 12 — January – February April – December
Zone 13 — January – February April – December

Companion Plants for Yellow Granex Onion

✓ Good companions

Broccoli

Onions deter cabbage loopers and aphids that commonly attack brassicas

Cabbage

Onions repel cabbage worms, flea beetles, and other brassica pests

Carrots

Onions repel carrot flies while carrots help break up soil for onion bulb development

Lettuce

Onions provide natural pest protection while lettuce acts as living mulch

Marigolds

Both repel nematodes and various garden pests through natural compounds

Peppers

Onions repel aphids and spider mites while peppers don't compete for nutrients

Strawberries

Onions deter slugs, aphids, and other soft-bodied pests that damage strawberry plants

Tomatoes

Onions deter aphids, hornworms, and other tomato pests while improving tomato flavor

✗ Keep away from

Asparagus

Onions can inhibit asparagus growth and both compete for similar soil nutrients

Beans

Beans and other legumes can inhibit onion growth and bulb development

Peas

Legumes can stunt onion growth through root competition and nitrogen interference

Nutrition Facts

Per 100g serving (USDA FoodData Central)

40.0kcal
1.10gProtein
1.70gFiber
7.40mgVitamin C
0.21mgIron
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