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Seed Garlic, "California Early" Softneck Organic 2 Bulbs (10-14 Cloves)
An Artichoke cultivar, California Early does well from border to border. Its prolific and large cloves make it a fantastic eating garlic. One of the earliest garlics to finish and an eye catching garlic for braiding. Excellent storage life, up...Regular price $11.99 -
Seed Garlic, "Inchelium Red" Softneck Organic 2 Bulbs (10-14 Cloves)
Native to nearby Inchelium Washington, Inchelium Red offers a rather mild flavor profile raw or cooked. This Artichoke variety is a prolific producer! Long storage life of about 10 months. Pronounced INCH-UH-LEE-UMRegular price $11.99 -
Seed Garlic, "Music" Hardneck - Organic - 2 Bulbs (10-14 Cloves)
Music is a Porcelain type of garlic that could possibly be the most popular homegrown Hardneck. The large cloves make it such a pleasant garlic to work with in the kitchen. Typically has pure white bulb wrappers,...Regular price $11.99
Fall Seed Garlic
Plant in the Fall. September until December.
Break your garlic bulbs apart into individual cloves. You will be planting approximately 6 inches apart and about 3 or 4 inches deep. Remember that the cloves have a top and a bottom so be sure to plant with the root side down.
You can mulch by covering the planted area with straw, leaves or grass clippings. The more weed free the better. Mulching will conserve water and act as a natural weed barrier. Mulching is optional.
If you live in an area that gets a lot of rain it is probably best not to mulch so the garlic does not remain too wet, especially toward the end of the season.
Weed as needed through the Spring and harvest in late June to Early July.