(Allium cepa) We were thrilled to be introduced to this OP shallot a few years back. We were even happier after harvesting the large tasty bulbs and happier still eating them the following June, a full 10 months later. That’s a lot of happiness! Red-skinned, Dutch-style shallots are on the larger side and very productive. While we find the dutches to be somewhere between storage onions and the famed French grey shallots in flavor, they really put both to shame in storability. Kept in cool, dry conditions, we’ve still been eating the previous year’s crop when it was time to start harvesting the new one.
100-110 days. Long day. TR

Packet: 100 seeds

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Growing Info

SOWING:

Sow indoors from late Feb-mid March.

Transplant out 4-6 weeks before the last frost date.

Note: Grow as you would onions.

PLANTING DEPTH:

1/4-1/2"

SPACING:

4-6" spacing in rows 12-18" apart.

EMERGENCE:

7-14 days @ soil temp 60-75F

LIGHT:

Full sun

FERTILITY:

Heavy. Prefers well-drained, loamy, well-balanced fertile soil with a pH between 6.0-7.0.

ADDITIONAL NOTES:

Alliums would like you to keep them well-weeded as they are slow-growing and compete poorly.

Shallots, like onions, are sensitive to day-length. Please give them the care you would a long-day onion (latitudes north of 35 degrees).

Shallow-rooted shallots prefer even watering.

Harvest when the tops have fallen over. We sun-cure, placing the bulbs on screens and taking care to cover each one with the next shallots leaves.

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1501 Fraser St. Suite 105
Bellingham, WA 98229