An allium with establishment methods that vary by variety and region.
Choose the region that actually covers your garden. These source references are not a nationwide planting calendar.
Use the Florida calendar for your specific subregion. Planting months are not interchangeable across the state.
Grouped source row: the calendar covers more than one crop type. It does not establish a separate cultivar-specific schedule.
The source uses an older family classification, so its family label may differ from the one shown here.
Outside these regions? Use your local Extension planting guidance. A nearby weather station describes climate; it does not establish whether or when to plant this crop.
The reviewed Florida source provides this maturity reference. Your variety and growing conditions can change the interval.
Count from sowing seed. The source does not establish an indoor or outdoor starting location.
The starting location is unspecified. The source gives days from seeding, but does not say whether that seed is started indoors or in the garden. This cannot be used as an outdoor planting countdown.
Maturity references vary with cultivar, harvest size, weather, and establishment method. Keep your seed packet or transplant label alongside the regional calendar.
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We have not assigned a germination minimum for shallots. Use crop-specific local guidance for your planting material and method.
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