Suttons Seeds - Shallot Simiane
This torpedo-shaped variety has mild sweet flesh that forms in tender, rose-coloured rings. It is truly versatile in the kitchen and can be used young as a bunching onion or left to mature for uses from stock and soups to putting on a skewer on a BBQ. A sweet flavoured variety favoured by Michelin starred chefs! (Onion/shallot hybrid).
Growing Information
Full growing instructions given on packet.
Sowing Information
Sow thinly into finely raked, moist, warm, firmed soil at a depth of 13mm ( 1?2") in blocks or rows. For blocks in raised beds space a few seeds 15cm (4") apart either way and for rows, sow along the row 30cm (12") apart. Germination 18-24 days. Gently remove surplus seedlings to leave the strongest one per 'station'. For early crops, sow indoors Jan-Feb and grow on prior to planting out in April-May.
Harvest from July to September as required.
Sowing ➞ Cropping: 20 weeks.
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Suttons Seeds - Shallot Simiane
Suttons Seeds - Shallot Simiane
This torpedo-shaped variety has mild sweet flesh that forms in tender, rose-coloured rings. It is truly versatile in the kitchen and can be used young as a bunching onion or left to mature for uses from stock and soups to putting on a skewer on a BBQ. A sweet flavoured variety favoured by Michelin starred chefs! (Onion/shallot hybrid).
Growing Information
Full growing instructions given on packet.
Sowing Information
Sow thinly into finely raked, moist, warm, firmed soil at a depth of 13mm ( 1?2") in blocks or rows. For blocks in raised beds space a few seeds 15cm (4") apart either way and for rows, sow along the row 30cm (12") apart. Germination 18-24 days. Gently remove surplus seedlings to leave the strongest one per 'station'. For early crops, sow indoors Jan-Feb and grow on prior to planting out in April-May.
Harvest from July to September as required.
Sowing ➞ Cropping: 20 weeks.
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This torpedo-shaped variety has mild sweet flesh that forms in tender, rose-coloured rings. It is truly versatile in the kitchen and can be used young as a bunching onion or left to mature for uses from stock and soups to putting on a skewer on a BBQ. A sweet flavoured variety favoured by Michelin starred chefs! (Onion/shallot hybrid).
Growing Information
Full growing instructions given on packet.
Sowing Information
Sow thinly into finely raked, moist, warm, firmed soil at a depth of 13mm ( 1?2") in blocks or rows. For blocks in raised beds space a few seeds 15cm (4") apart either way and for rows, sow along the row 30cm (12") apart. Germination 18-24 days. Gently remove surplus seedlings to leave the strongest one per 'station'. For early crops, sow indoors Jan-Feb and grow on prior to planting out in April-May.
Harvest from July to September as required.
Sowing ➞ Cropping: 20 weeks.
