Heirloom Seeds & Sunchoke Tubers — Rare Heritage Varieties for Canadian Gardens
Egyptian Walking Onion Bulbils | Perennial Onions That Spread Themselves

Egyptian Walking Onions have a unique way of spreading. Instead of keeping all their growth underground, they produce clusters of small bulbils at the tops of their stalks. As those bulbils mature, they can drop to the ground and establish themselves, allowing the plant to gradually expand into new territory.
Which is exactly how a garden escape begins.
They’re already trying to flee their original planting location, so rather than stopping them, intercept them before they cross the border and put them to work in your own garden.
THE RUNAWAY ONION INTERCEPTION SPECIAL
For a limited time, every escapee comes with a matching partner in crime.
THE SMALL HEIST
Buy 5 Bulbils — Get 5 FREE
$9.00
10 bulbils total
THE FULL BREAKOUT
Buy 10 Bulbils — Get 10 FREE
$16.00
20 bulbils total
That’s twice the planting stock for your money, giving you plenty to get a new patch established.
WHY GROW EGYPTIAN WALKING ONIONS?
These unusual perennial onions are a great addition to a productive garden. Once established, they can continue producing bulbils that can be replanted and used to expand your planting.
They’re an especially interesting choice for gardeners who like perennial food crops, unusual vegetables, and plants that can provide their own planting material from one season to the next.
The bulbils can be planted to establish new plants, giving you a simple way to keep your patch going and gradually increase your supply.
DON’T LET THEM GET AWAY
They’re already attempting to establish new territory.
Intercept your fugitives now at Garden Faerie Botanicals.
Get your Egyptian Walking Onion bulbils while the Runaway Onion Interception BOGO is on.
5 + 5 FREE — $9.00
10 + 10 FREE — $16.00
Lock in your plant stock before this breakout offer ends.
Payment Methods Accepted at Garden Faerie Botanicals
Please note that credit cards and PayPal are not accepted due to their high fees. Payment can be made via:
- E-transfer
- Cheque
- Money Order or Moneygram (from Canada Post)
- Cash on pick-up (For Tuber Orders Only. Seed orders must be paid at time of purchase in order to be processed).
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your understanding and support!

I’m excited to be adding many new varieties to the collection this season! As time allows, I’ll be adding listings to the website, with presales open now. Keep an eye out—there’s lots of beauty and flavour on the way.
Sunchokes truly are superheroes in the garden, and the nutrient-dense food they produce will be a valuable asset for food security in the future.
You can explore my entire collection of rare heirloom sunchokes here!
To learn more about how to plant and use them, I have a guide to planting and use of Jerusalem Artichokes on my blog.
I made a video about Jerusalem artichokes, covering their history, some recipes, and other information. Click the link to watch it!
If you enjoy grooving to songs about Jerusalem artichokes, you’ll be excited to know I wrote one about them!
Shipping Information For Heirloom Jerusalem Artichoke Tubers
Shipping for tubers and bulbs is available at a flat rate:
- $25.00 for 1 or 2 tuber orders
- $31.50 for 3 or more tuber orders
If your order exceeds the capacity of a small or large flat-rate box and requires a larger box, you will be notified via email to arrange an additional balance payment. Thank you for your understanding as I work to keep shipping costs affordable.
Preserve Biodiversity with Open-Pollinated Heirloom Seeds Grown In Canada

I do not have images on some products as my phone died and I can not get into that phone yet. Thus, images will appear on many listings when I can access my summer photos with a micro card reader.
Heirloom Treasures: Cultivating a Legacy of Rare Seeds for Tomorrow’s Food Security
This collection of heirloom seeds, sunchokes, potatoes, and bulbs is from my own garden, and I grow them using open-pollinated seed or tubers/ bulbs. I prioritize saving rare and endangered genetic material. As, I believe that preserving our biodiversity for future generations is the most important contribution I can make during my time on Earth. Due the Grand Solar Minimum, I have focused on collecting short-season heirloom seed varieties for Canada to ensure food security in the future.
These are seeds that have never undergone treatment with chemicals, fungicides, or pesticides.
I aim to provide heirloom seeds that have a history and are special in some way. My goal is to provide you with information that will assist you in saving these seeds and you will never have to buy them again. Not sure how to save seeds? No problem! You can learn how to save seeds in my blog posts and every week I put out a podcast called “In The Garden With Susan” with tips and tricks on seed saving and gardening.
At this time, I can only ship to addresses in Canada.

Planting seeds of the past, growing gardens for the future

