Certified Organic Dutch Red Shallots have beautiful coppery-red bulb wrappers, purple-pink flesh and a delicate flavor loved by chefs and home cooks the world over. They are easy to grow and produce well in many climates. Mature bulbs can be 1-4 inches in diameter and can last for over a year with proper storage. Plant in Fall or early Spring for a bountiful mid-summer harvest. Can withstands hard freezes and yield ~30 cloves per pound. One pound of shallot seed will plant about 15' at 6" spacing. We have learned that the trick to easily peeling these beauties is to slice lengthwise and simply slip them out of their wrappers!  Fall Shipment.  Check out: Our Shallot Growing Tips & Info SORRY BUT NO INTERNATIONAL ORDERS ON SHALLOTS * Free Shipping does not apply to Shallot Orders *   ...

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Certified Organic French Grey Shallots (aka Griselle) are considered true shallots, as they can only be propagated from bulbs. These sought after delights are said to have a more refined flavor than those grown from seed. Chefs prize them for their delicious umami flavor. Their flesh is delicately pink-purple and size ranges from 1-2". Grey shallots are hardy in ground in heavy freezes. They do not store as well as Dutch Red Shallots (about 3-5 months). ~35 cloves per pound.  A pound of this variety will give you 35-45 plantable cloves of shallots, enough to plant a 25-foot row or 10 feet of a 3-foot-wide garden bed. They will yield 6 to 10 times what was originally planted. Our Shallot Growing Tips & Info SORRY BUT NO INTERNATIONAL ORDERS ON SHALLOTS * Free Shipping does not apply to Shallot Orders * ...

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Certified Organic Allium cepa var aggregatum This is one of the longest storing shallots (up to 1 year!) making it the most common commercially available variety, French Red is a classic "Jersey" style  half long shallot with a bright and spicy flavor and beautiful rosy pink skin with pale purple flesh. Shallots can be planted in fall for overwintering or in early spring. French Red grows 1-2" bulbs at a ratio of about 6 new bulbs per seed shallot that is planted. One pound of shallot seed will plant about 15' at 6" spacing. This variety is hardy zones 2-14 , drought and frost tolerant. We have learned that the trick to easily peeling these beauties is to slice lengthwise and simply slip them out of their wrappers!  Our Shallot Growing Tips & Info SORRY BUT NO INTERNATIONAL ORDERS ON SHALLOTS * Free Shipping does not apply to Shallot Orders *  ...

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