Shallots

     ...Amish Paste, Amish Gold,, and Amanda Orange. The seed counts are above what is indicated on the envelope. The germination rate is usually very good and the seeds are usable for 4 years or longer if stored properly. You can substitute for the following seeds if available:  Azoychka yellow, Beefy Boy, Box Car Willie, Beef Master, Better Boy, Camp Joy, Carmello, Garden Peach, and more. A complete list of seeds for substitution is available at Woo's Worms. Let me know if you win the auction which seeds you would like. I will send the varieties shown in the picture if substitutions are not requested within a couple of days.  In the spring the price of seeds is very high. Buy now at a low price, and you will be ready to start your plants inside in February and March. Buy from Woofish a name you can trust....

     ...than the price of a good steak! However, they are easy to grow in your garden or in a pot on your windowsill. You can snip the green tops and use as you would chives. Plant shallots this year and use for your own gourmet dishes! Plant shallots the same way you plant dry onion sets, spacing 4-6" apart in the row in a furrow 1 to 1 1/2" deep. If used as dry bulbs the shallots are lifted when the leaves have turned brown and left out on the ground for a few days to dry. Remove dead leaves and soil before storing in a cool dry place. If stored properly, the bulbs will keep from one season to the next and the small bulblets may be used for planting stock the following spring. Bulbs may be used for pickling. Approximately 30/lb. A 1/2 lb. plants a 7' row...

     ...use it. Orka Vegetable Keep Sacks are the economical way to store your root vegetables out of the way, but within easy reach. These sacks keep out light, slowing down the sprouting and spoiling process, prolonging shelf life. Drawstrings at the top and bottom mean you can add vegetables and remove them easily-always using the older vegetables first. The convenient handing loop lets you hang your vegetables up and out of the way, but keep them within easy reach for meal preperation. The all-cotton design allows these unique sacks to be machine washable, a more economical solution to some of the one or two-use bags out on the market. These bags are so revolutionary, they received the coveted Gourmet Gold award in the Tabletop and Textiles category for 2009. The Garlic and Shallot Keep Sack holds up to 2 pound of vegetables for added convenience. Bring innovation and savings to your home, with the Orka Vegetable Keep Sacks- and stop the cycle of throwing food and money away....