Onions, Shallots & Garlic


Go for variety this spring J


PLANT OUT HARVEST


F M A M J J A S O N D


Onions, shallots and garlic need a fertile, well-drained soil in full sun. Prepare the soil in autumn by digging soil over to remove stones and weeds and dig in well-rotted manure.


Plant onion and shallot sets outdoors from Feb to Apr, 10cm apart, with their tips


just showing above ground. Space rows 20cm apart.


Plant garlic cloves so the tips are 2.5cm below the


soil surface, and space 15cm apart in rows 30cm apart.


Once the leaves of onions, shallots and garlic start to turn yellow and fl op over,


they’re ready to harvest. Lift carefully with a garden fork and lay out to dry on a rack in the sun or indoors in a


well-ventilated shed. Leave for 2-3 weeks, then store in cool dry place.


Onion, Shallot & Garlic Feed


Garlic ‘Elephant’


Sweeter and milder than traditional garlic, but in particular it’s the size that will impress! Grows as normal garlic but produces huge cloves.


Plant Out Jan-Mar| Harvest Jun-Aug 10406072 | 6 jumbo cloves


10406071 | 12 jumbo cloves


£9.49 £14.99


Scatter pre-planting fertiliser to boost nutrients and trace elements.


10904042 | 900g £8.99


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