An excellent elongated banana-type variety with copper coloured skins & pink flesh. Each shallot yields 6-8 bulbs at harvest. Very easy to peel & slice. Great tasting sweet flavour! Harvest June-September. 500g pack. ...

Shallots have a distinct flavour & are easy-to-grow. Unpack on arrival, & spread out in a cool, light place. Plant from the suggested dates onwards as weather conditions permit. Allow Approx. 30cm (12) between rows & 15cm (6) between bulbs. Lift crop when leaves turn yellow, dry in sunshine & store under cool, dry, frost-free conditions. Essential vegetables with a distinct flavour Ideal for pickling as well as cooking Easy-to-grow, undemanding crop Always provide good yields This LUCKY DIP contains 2 packs & the variety will be a surprise. ...

Half long type with large oval shaped bulbs. White fleshed variety with superb flavour, easy to grow & rewards with bountiful ...

An early-to-mature, red-fleshed variety with a spicy taste, excellent for use in salads & cooking. Plant from February onwards. ...

A red variety producing large, tasty shallots with a distinctive spicy taste. The skins are firm & bulbs solid, & they will store for months! Plant from February onwards. ...

An attractive & tasty, round, yellow dutch shallot, with excellent skin quality & a low sensitivity to bolting, which makes it a good choice for autumn planting. It reliably produces a good crop of healthy shallots which should be ready to harvest in June/ July. 400g pack. ...

Shallot French Bulbs
- Jermor RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. The Shallot French Bulbs
- Jermor is an excellent shallot with

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A superb shallot, producing elongated bulbs with copper-coloured skins & flavoursome pink flesh. Each bulb yields 6-8 bulbs ...

Keen gardener? Well, you can easily grow shallots from seed! A high quality, easy-to-grow, bolt-resistant variety, producing a good crop of attractive, tasty, reddish/brown-skinned shallots that are suitable for long-term storage. What are F1 Hybridsseed can be either Open Pollinated or a F1 Hybrid. Open pollinated seed is naturally pollinated & genetically diverse. F1 hybrids are deliberately created by crossing two different parent varieties to produce a seed which has particular characteristics. Garden Organics Principles of Organic Gardening allow the use of F1 hybrids only when there are no other alternatives available to the grower. On these rare occasions, an organic F1 hybrid is preferred but, if unavailable, a non-organic F1 hybrid can be used. If youre growing to save seed, Garden Organic recommends choosing an Open Pollinated variety. F1 Hybrids are less likely to produce seed true to type or hold the same characteristics as the plant you saved it from. ...

Shallot Seeds
- Simiane A midler & sweeter tasting shallot that tastes great in salads & soups! The Shallot
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