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Mr Fothergill's Longwhite Bunching Shallot Seeds - Slender Silvery White Stalks

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Longwhite Bunching Shallot seeds from Mr Fothergill's produce long, slender, silvery white stalks with lime green tops. A versatile, fast-growing alternative to traditional onions, they grow in clusters perfect for the kitchen.

  • Variety: Longwhite bunching shallot
  • Colour: Green tops, silvery white stalks
  • Form: Long, slender, clustering
  • Sow depth: 12mm
  • Germination: Around 14 days
  • Plant spacing: 15cm
  • Position: Suits sunny and part-shade areas

Sow directly into well-prepared soil and harvest the clusters as they mature. The mild stalks add fresh flavour to salads, soups, pies and stir-fries, and the plants are long-lasting in the garden.

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Mr Fothergill's Longwhite Bunching Shallot Seeds are a widely adaptable variety suitable for various culinary uses. The plants feature long, slender, silvery white stalks with lime green tops, making them an excellent alternative to traditional onions.

  • Long, slender, silvery white stalks with lime green tops
  • Quick to mature and long-lasting, growing in clusters
  • Enhances salads, soups, pies and stir-fries
  • Thrives in sunny and part-shade areas
  • Sow 12mm deep, germination around 14 days, space plants 15cm apart

Questions & Answers

What do Longwhite shallots look like?

They have long, slender, silvery white stalks with lime green tops.

How are they used?

They enhance salads, soups, pies and stir-fries as an alternative to onions.

How deep should I sow the seeds?

Sow about 12mm deep into well-prepared soil.

How long until germination?

Germination takes around 14 days.

How far apart should the plants be?

Space the plants about 15cm apart.

Where do they grow best?

They thrive in sunny positions and also tolerate part shade.

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