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hiremikeobrien

Shallot Not Sprouting

7 years ago

Planted French Shallot cloves in Oct along with my garlic. While my garlic has begun to to sprout greenery there is nothing from the shallot.


Keep waiting or rip em out and amend for something else?

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  • 7 years ago

    Without knowing what location you are in it's impossible to tell you if they are late. Garlic is one of the first things to sprout in the spring.

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