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brookw_gw

shallots

brookw_gw
11 years ago

I plant shallot bulbs both in the fall and spring. Because of the drought, a lot of this summer's shallots died back and did not get dug. They are now green shoots. If I dig, divide, and plant, would they make bulbs or just go straight to flower next spring?

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