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Allium · Moderate

How to Grow Purple de Lautrec Shallot

Allium cepa var. aggregatum 'Purple de Lautrec'

Your complete guide to growing Purple de Lautrec Shallot.

☀SunFull sun (6+ hours)
💧Water1 inch per week, well-drained
📅Harvest90-110 days
🗺Zones5–10
📏Height12-18 inches
Purple de Lautrec Shallot📷 Wikipedia: Onion

When to Plant Purple de Lautrec Shallot

Planting windows vary by USDA hardiness zone. Look up yours by ZIP code.

ZoneStart IndoorsDirect SowHarvest
Zone 1 — June – July September
Zone 2 — May – July August – September
Zone 3 — May – June August – October
Zone 4 — April – June August – October
Zone 5 — April – May July – November
Zone 6 — April – May July – November
Zone 7 — March – May June – November
Zone 8 — March – April June – December
Zone 9 — February – March May – December
Zone 10 — January – March April – December
Zone 11 — January – February March – December
Zone 12 — January – February March – December
Zone 13 — January – February March – December

Companion Plants for Purple de Lautrec Shallot

✓ Good companions

Cabbage

Shallots deter cabbage worms, aphids, and other brassica pests

Carrots

Shallots repel carrot fly while carrots help break up soil for shallot bulb development

Lettuce

Shallots repel aphids and slugs that commonly attack lettuce leaves

Parsley

Complementary root depths and shallots help repel pests that affect parsley

Peppers

Shallots deter aphids and may reduce fungal diseases affecting pepper plants

Roses

Shallots repel aphids, Japanese beetles, and may reduce black spot disease

Strawberries

Shallots repel slugs, snails, and aphids while improving strawberry flavor

Tomatoes

Shallots deter aphids, spider mites, and may reduce fungal diseases in tomatoes

✗ Keep away from

Asparagus

Shallots can stunt asparagus growth and compete for similar soil nutrients

Beans

Shallots can inhibit nitrogen fixation and stunt bean growth

Peas

Allelopathic compounds from shallots can reduce pea germination and growth

Nutrition Facts

Per 100g serving (USDA FoodData Central)

72.0kcal
2.50gProtein
3.20gFiber
8.00mgVitamin C
1.20mgIron
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