The Vidalia Onion actually originates from the Lone Star State!

March 12, 2024 11:37 AM •

Did you know the Vidalia Onion, made famous by Georgia growers, actually gets its start in Texas? The majority of the onion seedlings for those sweet onions are grown at Dixondale Farms in Southwest Texas.

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