Comments on: Spring Garlic Care

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By: driton

driton — Sun, 23 Dec 2007 16:14:36 +0000

hi I would like to know if is possible how to grow the spring garlig in september so I can have e spring garlic around new year or if possible allong whole winter because I do use them for my restaurant during the winter do the spring garlic grow in low temperatures if no then how about closed plants I mean in areas covered or how do you call them because I don`t know the exact word that if yeas then please explain me how can I grow them durining this period of the year.
with regards
driton

By: Summer Garlic Care » Veggie Gardening Tips

Summer Garlic Care » Veggie Gardening Tips — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 23:25:49 +0000

[...] Last month I posted an article describing techniques for providing spring garlic care to the growing plants, today I wanted to continue the discussion with a few comments regarding summertime garlic maintenance chores. Maybe I shouldn’t even use the word maintenance because there really isn’t much to do with garlic during the summer months. [...]

By: Genie

Genie — Thu, 14 Jun 2007 03:58:16 +0000

Kenny, that’s good info — thank you! I’ll look forward to that post when the time comes.

By: Kenny Point

Kenny Point — Wed, 13 Jun 2007 01:28:11 +0000

Genie, it’s not easy to judge when garlic is ready to harvest without actually digging up a bulb or two. As the garlic approaches maturity the leaves will start to dry up and die. When forty to fifty percent of the leaves have turned brown you can dig a bulb up to see if it has reached a harvestable size. I’ll post an entry here in a few weeks with a more detailed write up on harvesting garlic and curing the bulbs for storage.

By: Genie

Genie — Mon, 11 Jun 2007 16:17:12 +0000

Thanks for the tips and info! I actually did not mulch my garlic over the winter, but it seems to be doing OK. My current question is when I will know that it’s ready to come out of the ground — I am not sure how long it’s supposed to stay in there. I’m looking forward to using what I grew, though!