Shallots have a rich and sweet flavor that lends a distinctive touch to many dishes.
Very expensive to buy in stores, they’re so easy to grow that you can use them lavishly. Plant in spring (fall in the South) and harvest in fall or plant in fall to overwinter for spring use. Space sets 12″ apart. 10 sets will plant a 10 ft. row.

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