I always dug my garlic up from under the ground. How do you know how many are ready?
I always dug my garlic up from under the ground. How do you know how many are ready?
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the stems and shoots above ground, turn brown, so you know the bulbs, underground are ready. it's a weird one to work with, as we found out last year. Asked if anyone had garlic starters. Was told you plant garlic in oct / nov, then harvest late june or july.
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Unfortunately, I think I pulled up all my garlic, as I haven't seen any the last year. That's for the garden thread though I guess.
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It makes sense that they over-winter, because you do the same thing for other bulbs, like tulips and daffodils.
If you left some in the ground, will they reproduce and continue to get a larger and larger community each season?
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Yeah, that's the real challenge. "A garlic head in the hand is worth 2 in the soil.", or something like that.
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Ready to cut into steaks and grill to taste.
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You guys sell your smokers?
Salmon fillet and last of trout from last season ready to go in.![]()