yellow onions

Fresh whole yellow onions sold in retail bags and onion sets (small bulbs sold for planting) are offered.

Plant sets about 1.5–2 inches deep and space them roughly 6 inches apart. Listings also include approximate plant heights and hardiness zones, and note these are long‑day bulbs best planted in spring.

Yellow onions are a pantry staple used to add flavor and texture to soups, roasts, stews, and a wide variety of other recipes.

The fresh yellow onions are listed as U.S. Grade No. 1.

Onion sets are recommended for spring planting; plant them as early as possible after the soil has thawed.

Listings indicate plant heights of about 16 to 24 inches tall.

The fresh yellow onions list the United States as the country of origin. The product description notes the brand's items are made without over 100 unwanted ingredients, such as synthetic colors, artificial flavors, artificial sweeteners, and high‑fructose corn syrup.

Listings describe sets as the easiest way to grow onions, suitable for early‑season planting, and note that small starter bulbs help produce larger onions.