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Hi - probably a daft question, but when you plant your own shallots instead of shop-bought ones, are you supposed to cut the dried leaves off first? I stuck a few of my last year's shallots in to see how it goes, but it occurred to me that the new leaves may have a problem pushing through the dried growth... Advice pls??
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Yes, trim them back. -
OK thanks, I'll go chop them tomorrow if it stops raining for long enough
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won't matter if you don't, they will still grow so if it's wet,won't matter if you leave themComment
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Thanks AP - I was a bit worried about whether soggy dried leaves might rot new growth if we have a wet winter? Anyway, today seems dry so far (although I've probably jinxed it now by saying that
), so I'll see if I can trim them at least a bit, but if not, I won't worry too much then, thanks .
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