Golden Gourmet 8 x Shallot Sets - Autumn Planting

• AUTUMN PLANTING SHALLOT SETS: Golden Gourmet is a reliable overwintering shallot variety, ideal for planting from September to November for an earlier crop the following summer.
• SWEET, RICH FLAVOUR: Produces attractive golden-brown shallots with a mild, sweet taste, perfect for roasting, sauces, soups, stews, salads and everyday cooking.
• 250G PACK FOR HOME GROWERS: A practical pack size for vegetable plots, raised beds, allotments and kitchen gardens, suitable for both beginner and experienced gardeners.
• EASY TO PLANT AND GROW: Plant each set with the pointed tip just showing above the soil, spacing around 15cm apart with 30cm between rows in firm, well-drained soil.
• UK GROW YOUR OWN CROPS: Autumn planting helps shallots establish before winter, giving you a strong crop ready to harvest from early to mid-summer, depending on growing conditions.

#html-body [data-pb-style=FYSQ8LA]{justify-content:flex-start;display:flex;flex-direction:column;background-position:left top;background-size:cover;background-repeat:no-repeat;background-attachment:scroll} Golden Gourmet Shallot Sets are a reliable autumn planting variety, producing attractive golden-brown shallots with a rich, sweet flavour. This 8 pack is ideal for gardeners looking to grow their own shallots in vegetable plots, raised beds, allotments and kitchen gardens. Plant from September to November in a sunny, open position with firm, well-drained soil. Autumn planting allows the sets to establish before winter, helping produce an earlier crop the following summer. Golden Gourmet shallots are perfect for everyday cooking, adding depth and sweetness to roasting, sauces, soups, stews, salads and savoury dishes. Short planting guide: Prepare the soil by removing weeds and breaking up large clumps. Plant each shallot set with the pointed tip just showing above the soil surface. Space sets around 15cm apart, leaving 30cm between rows. Water after planting and keep the area weed free while the shallots establish. Growing tips: Avoid planting into freshly manured soil, as this can encourage soft growth. Protect newly planted sets from birds until they root firmly. Water during dry spells in spring, but avoid waterlogged soil. Harvest from early to mid-summer once the leaves begin to yellow and bend over naturally.