[A Reyt Tayty]

Last year I tried some of these from seed. All was not well. Only a few got to even pickling size, so I saved them to use as sets this year. I planted them out at the same time as my Sturon ( which have been up and cured over a month ago). The Bedfordshires are stiil not yellowed or wilted. The foliage is rock solid, very thick and profuse, and the onions look well. Do they normally take this long?

[Annen]

I planted my seedlings out on 6th May and the tops are turning over now, well after the Sturon and Red Baron sets.  Nice solid looking onions too, all except the ones I planted too close to the rhubarb

[azubah]

They normally should be sown early in the year and harvested round about now, when the leaves fall over.
I found them to be good keeping onions.
Have any of yours gone to seed?

[Annen]

They normally should be sown early in the year and harvested round about now, when the leaves fall over.
I found them to be good keeping onions.
Have any of yours gone to seed?

Some of mine did, about 4 or 5, but fewer than the ones I grew from sets

[A Reyt Tayty]

They normally should be sown early in the year and harvested round about now, when the leaves fall over.
I found them to be good keeping onions.
Have any of yours gone to seed?

Only the odd one or two, which I found suprising as I'd saved the small onions I got from seed last year to use as sets this year.