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Watch This Before You Plant Garlic

Watch This Before You Plant Garlic

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Grab some garlic this season: We've grown garlic in just about every way possible, for over 5 years now in a variety of climates. here's exactly how to plant it to get massive bulbs next season. Hi I wonder if you could give me advice please, I planted my garlic out the 1st week in October, and the greens are already sprouted up and iv got 2 ins of molch and there standing 6- 8 ins high the got 3 to 4 green sprouts. I am in 9A zone first time growing and I'm not sure if they will still be ok to overwinter. Please could you help advise me. I am living In Great Britain uk thank you so much
Date: 2023-10-15

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In a garden so smelly, not far from the town,
Grew garlic so strong, it could knock you right down!
The gardener was proud, with a grin ear to ear,
Come visit my garlic! he'd shout far and near.
People would come, but they'd quickly retreat,
The smell of the garlic knocked them off their feet!
But the gardener just laughed, It's the scent of success!
While munching on garlic, in his garlic-pressed dress.
He'd dance through his rows, with a garlic bulb crown,
Singing, Garlic's the king, it will never back down!
His garden grew famous, a smelly delight,
Even vampires stayed far, flying off in the night!
So here's to the garden, where garlic's the star,
So potent and pungent, you could smell it from afar.
It might not be roses, but to the gardener's part,
The smell of strong garlic was the scent of his heart!

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Hey Kevin This will be my 3rd year of trying to grow hardneck garlic in London, UK, Zone 9a. I put them in the fridge and last year didn't plant until the beginning of Dec as our first frost is about the first week of Jan. They did do better than the year before but they are much smaller than the softneck and don't seem to enjoy being interplanted with the tomatoes, like the soft neck.
Are they just getting too much sun? They just seem to want to finish much earlier than the soft neck. Can i plant them near kale, runner beans and spinach?
Thanks for the great information!

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Im in zone 6a. Northeastern PA. Ive tried 3 times with seed garlic and theyve all failed. Last year i stuck a bag of sprouting garlic from sams club in the ground. I got a ton of garlic this past year. Freaking crazy! They were also softneck which is weird to me but it worked. I saved a ton of garlic for planting this year so im hoping these cloves remember they were here before and do great again. I left out all of the tiny cloves and only kept the big ones. Im hoping for success again.
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I'm an old guy who lived in many countries. The small heads of garlic that we used to have were so much stronger than these big Asian garlics that have won the hearts of garlic haters. They love them because they don't taste like garlic any more. If I was to guess I would say a half a clove of what we used to call garlic has more flavour than a whole head of this big crap. Call me a liar if you wish.
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I m in zone 3B and planted garlic. I m having a hard time of it because the squirrels keeps digging it up. They don t seem to eat it, just throw it around. My sister specifically grows full garlic amongst other things because it gets the squirrels to leave her garden alone. My squirrels didn t get that memo.
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I bought some garlic the other day for planting and then got distracted and forgot about it when someone gave me a motherland okra pod for seed. This was the reminder I needed to get get the cloves in some dirt and attempt to get my first successful garlic harvest out of them.
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Garlic first-timer Q, . If I'm in a climate with snowy winters, but my recently planted garlic is already sprouting greens and it hasn't snowed yet, should I be concerned about the early growth this fall dying? Will that affect the garlic for the winter/spring?
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5b here - planting Hardneck at the end of October, early November. The last few years, hard freeze in my area has come later - so I've had major success waiting a bit. If you're into cooking with Hardneck Garlic: The Porcelain and Rocambole varieties are divine!
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I am in Australia so my garlic has been in for 7 months however i keep getting black aphid attacks and all the tops have become hollow and fallen off. I have scoured the internet to no avail. what to do - this is the second year it has happened.
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Kevin is a little late for some of us about to freeze. A few weeks earlier, next season
Have you ever grown potato onions? That's my new experience this season another onion that needs cold stratification. Would enjoy a video about it.

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We had our first frost earlier this week so I planted mine yesterday before the rain set in. I have had more rain today than in all of September combined. On a positive note the garlic won t need to be watered soon (if at all before winter)
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every time i watch your videos all i can think is what do your neighbours say lol all i can think is i wish my garden was that good, will have to wait till nxt yr to plant garlic am in Perth West Aust so going into spring
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I like the hard neck living in pacific northwest Vancouver island. Some of my garlic cloves are the size of a small plum. Keep the best large ones each year for planting in the fall. Been doing this for years!
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Have you ever gotten your straw from Carter's in Encinitas? I'm just wondering if you had any issues with using straw. I have not but I hear people talk about garzon herbicide sometimes being used on straw.
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Thanks man. Here in the north of spain, border with france and high mountains with freezing temperatures and snowfalls, i plant garlic in febrary. This november i will try garlic sooner.
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I received my soft neck seed garlic this past week and it is absolutely beautiful! Large heads, very healthy looking and packaged nicely. I would highly recommend this seed garlic.
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Great video! Question about watering-- do you need to water before the garlic sprouts? If so, how often? I'd think you might run into ground rot if you water too much too early.
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Definitely going to try and grow some hardneck garlic. I'm in NYC so I guess I can put some in a 5-gallon grow bag and place it in the corner of my fire escape this winter.
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