[NN2Blue]

........any good reason not to?
Wandering around Northamptonshire today, I managed to pick up a few packets of Jermor shallots reduced to 50p. Some were sprouting nicely and I thought the sooner in the ground the better; soil conditions are nice and damp only, though I noticed that we are heading for three or four nights of frost; the first spell of the winter. 

[arugula]

Many have planted them already, some might even be considering this getting late, although it isn't. Now is fine.

[NN2Blue]

Many have planted them already, some might even be considering this getting late, although it isn't. Now is fine.

Thank you. Tomorrow it is then! 

[sunshineband]

If it helps, I didn't plant our shallots until the end of April in our first year and they were just fine

Later than others of course, but a good crop 

[Paul Plots]

I think I plonked mine in during February or maybe March.

Daft it maybe but I started the lot off in deep trays as I wasn't ready to sort the plot out. By the time the ground was ready they were sprouting beautifully and had loads of roots. They transplanted well and produced a bumper crop.

[arugula]

Many have planted them already, some might even be considering this getting late, although it isn't. Now is fine.

Thank you. Tomorrow it is then! 

Ours aren't in yet. Waiting for the ground to dry out a little first...... All I can say is, I'm glad we haven't got heavy soil!