Garlic
Earthy, pungent garlic is a highly versatile kitchen garden staple, with several growing methods and distinctive varieties. We show you when and how to plant bulbs, care for plants, and store well for longer-lasting harvests. Find out how to transform a few cloves into endless stashable edibles.
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How to Grow Garlic at Home: The Easy Way to Bigger, Tastier Bulbs
From planting to curing, our garlic guide shows you how to grow generous aromatic bulbs like a pro.
By Melanie Griffiths
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The Best Time to Plant Garlic by Zone (And Why Timing is Everything)
Get your garlic planting schedule right. Follow our zone-by-zone advice for a successful harvest next summer.
By Tyler Schuster
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Planting Store-Bought Garlic: Expert Growing Tips for a Successful Harvest
Not all store-bought garlic cloves will sprout, but with the right bulbs, timing, and a few simple techniques, you can enjoy a satisfying homegrown harvest.
By Amy Grant
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What Are Garlic Scapes? How to Grow and Harvest This Tasty Bonus Crop
Garlic is an easy to grow plant that is used for its bulb and its greens. Garlic scapes are the first tender green shoots on garlic which will become bulbils. Learn more garlic scapes in this article.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Types of Garlic Explained: Best Hardneck, Softneck and Elephant Varieties to Grow
With so many garlic varieties available to grow, how do you know where to start? Compare different types for your needs and climate with our expert guide.
By Amy Grant
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When and How to Fertilize Garlic for Big, Healthy Bulbs
Garlic is a long-season crop that needs heavy fertilizing to grow big bulbs with the best flavor. Learn how to get the timing right and which products to use.
By Amy Grant
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Keep Your Garden Pest-Free With This Simple DIY Garlic Spray For Plants — It's Easy, Eco-Friendly, And Effective!
This simple garlic spray for plants is an easy, eco-friendly way to get rid of unwanted bugs. Here's how to create a DIY spray at home to make pests buzz off!
By Amy Grant
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How And When To Harvest Garlic For The Best Flavor – Plus, Top Tips For Success
Harvest garlic when at least one third of the leaves have dried and turned brown. Dig the bulbs out with a trowel - don't pull!
By Heather Rhoades
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Inchelium Red Information – How To Grow Inchelium Red Garlic Plants
Chefs enjoy Inchelium Red garlic because of its robust flavor that works well in any type of dish that calls for garlic. It produces well too, so you’ll get an abundant harvest. Learn more about growing this garlic variety in your garden right here.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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What Is Italian Purple Garlic – How To Grow Italian Purple Garlic
Garlic is one of those crops for which it's hard to wait. That is why Early Italian Purple garlic is a good selection. This variety is ready weeks before most other softneck cultivars and has a long storage life. Learn how to grow Italian Purple garlic in this article.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Italian Late Information: How To Grow Italian Late Garlic Cloves
Growing Italian Late garlic is a great way to enjoy a tasty variety of garlic while also extending your harvest. As compared to other varieties, this one is ready later in the spring or summer so you can get more garlic for a longer period of time. Learn more here.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Kettle River Giant Garlic: Tips For Growing Kettle River Garlic In The Garden
Many garlics are grown specifically for fresh eating, but the strong flavors other varieties make them more suited for use in garlic butters and seasoning of meats and pasta dishes. ‘Kettle River Giant,’ for example, is prized for its attributes in cooking. Learn more here.
By Tonya Barnett
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German White Garlic Info – How To Grow German White Garlic
According to German White garlic information, this is a large, strong-flavored hardneck type garlic. German White garlic is a Porcelain type with satin white bulbs. For information about how to grow German White garlic, click this article.
By Teo Spengler
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My Garlic Looks Like An Onion – Why Are My Garlic Cloves Not Forming
Growing your own garlic is pretty easy. Home-grown garlic has so much more flavor than what you’ll find at the store. But if you have no garlic cloves or your garlic isn’t forming bulbs, it’s hard to enjoy the harvest. Troubleshoot the issue here to prevent it from reoccurring.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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What Is Early Red Italian Garlic – Tips On Early Red Italian Garlic Plant Care
Garlic lovers who’ve spent a few months without fresh garlic cloves are prime candidates for growing Early Red Italian, which is ready for harvest before many other types. Learn more about this garlic variety and how to grow it in this article.
By Becca Badgett
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Common Garlic Problems: Treating Garlic Problems In The Garden
Growing garlic is a great garden activity, but it can be frustrating if diseases and pests raise their ugly heads. Learn about common problems and what to do to prevent them in the future by reading the information in this article.
By Kristi Waterworth
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Garlic Plant Bulbils: Tips For Growing Garlic From Bulbils
Garlic propagation is often associated with the planting of garlic cloves. Another method for propagation is on the rise too, growing garlic from bulbils. The question is can you grow garlic from bulbils? Read this article for more info.
By Amy Grant

