Syrian Greek this "White" is

this "White" is

like its sibling Arsia

very productive

it started as an asexual tissue propagation to help relieve viral pressure

Tough in the field and tasty in the kitchen

Syrian Greek this "White" isI acquired Syrian a couple years ago and have grown it every year since then, and the bulbs are unfortunately way too small to offer for sale, and most of the small cloves replanted are lost in the winter, so it has not budged from its small size yet. I will keep the variety listed here for educational purposes to share my results so far. Average bulb weight has been a stubbornly low . 3 to . 5 ounces (for those that even survive). For illustration's