
Spring Planting Shallot Bulb Collection

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Depending on the variety, you can plant shallot bulbs in autumn or spring. Yellow Moon and Bistro are two varieties of spring planting shallots. It is best to plant in February or March when the ground is workable, and it’s not too wet. Shallots are remarkably resilient plants.
Planting shallot bulbs in spring is easy. Plant your shallots in rows around 3 to 5cm deep with about 15 to 20cm between each bulb. The rows should be around 30cm apart. Backfill so that the tops of the shallots are just visible, and water them in well. Make sure that the pointy end of the bulb is pointing upwards.
Planting asparagus seeds, bean plants, or peas may not be a good idea next to your shallots. Shallots are thought to stunt the growth of these particular plants. Similarly, they compete for the same nutrients as potatoes, so it's best not to plant them near your potatoes either.
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