Short day cultivar growned in winter. Contact your Ag extension agent for best planting time in your area. In Georgia, early October. Yellow; any of cultivars grown under the Vidalia lable like Yellow Granex. White; White Granex, NuMex Mirage. Red; Southern belle.

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True Signet. I don't know if this was ever registered or not, I just knew that when you find it listed, that is the name it is sold under -apparently it's sold under another name, but that's the only one I've seen it under. I did know there was a registered Magic Dawn-just forgot! Was it ever officially registered?

You will need to grow short day onions here in Florida. Start seeds in late Sept/Oct. Transplant seedlings into garden in Dec. Harvest in late April when tops fall over. I like Granex and Red Burgundy the best. I'm also growing Red Creole (smaller & hotter). Below is clipped from the site linked below. ===Short-Day Onions===== 'Excel' ('Bermuda 986'). OP. Thick, flattened shape. Light yellow skin, white flesh. Good bolt and splitting resistance. Better for storing than other Bermuda onions. 'Granex 33' ('Yellow Granex'). H. Flattened globe shape. Thin, yellow skin, very sweet white flesh. Bolt resistant. Commonly grown in Vidalia, Georgia, and Maui, Hawaii. The red and white versions are not as mild-tasting. 'Red Burgundy'. OP. Thick, flattened shape. Red skin, white flesh, fine texture. A good slicer. 'Texas Grano 502'. OP. Softball-sized. Thin yellow skin, white flesh. Disease resistant. Earlier than 'Texas Grano 1015'. 'Texas Grano 1015' ('Texas Supersweet'). OP. Large, flattened globe shape. Thin yellow skin, white flesh. Disease tolerant. Well adapted to South Texas. 'White Bermuda' ('Crystal Wax'). H and OP forms. Thick, flattened shape. White skin, delicate-flavored flesh. Also a red version. Here is a link that might be useful: National gardening Association - Sweet Onions