Spring Planting Onions, Shallots & Garlic Chefs Favourites Small Plot Collection


Get hold of this fantastic value collection of sets and bulbs of Onion 'Autumn Gold Improved', Garlic 'Picardy Wight' and Shallot 'Jermor', plus a Gro-Bed so you can enjoy the home-grown flavour of select bulb vegetables loved by chefs and cooks around the country.


Plant Feb-May | Harvests Jul-Sep 1040-6111 | 1 pack of each and 1 x 140 Ltr gro-bed


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Onion 'Autumn Gold Improved' Smooth, round shape and excellent flavour. 1040-6034 | Approx. 75 sets


Garlic 'Picardy Wight' Soft neck garlic which is great for the UK climate. 1040-6049 | 2 bulbs


Shallot 'Jermor' Famed in the growing world for its long, oval bulbs. 1040-6029 | Approx. 20 sets


Spring Shallots Duo


'Golden Gourmet' is one of the best of the brown skinned shallots. Producing good fleshy bulbs with a delicious flavour. 'Red Gourmet' is an aromatic , sweet flavour adding great flavour to any dish. Both are a very good storage variety, keeping well for several months.


£3.99 £4.99 £6.99 A B


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£2.00* £11.97


With Free Gro-Bed Worth £8.99**


Onions, Shallots & Garlic Sent Feb-Mar


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£I2.99* SAVE


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Plant Feb-May | Harvests Jul-Sep 1040-6019 | 1 pack of each, approx 20 sets per pack


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Shallot 'Golden Gourmet'A One of the best brown-skinned shallots.


1040-6033 | Approx. 20 sets


Shallot 'Red Gourmet'B A very aromatic shallot with a lovely, sweet taste.


1040-6010 | Approx. 20 sets £4.99 * Compared to buying individually ** See website for gro-bed details, catalogue code 1090-5888 Shop online: marshallsgarden.com | Call: 01480 774 555 £4.99


£7.98


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