All the steps you need to know and take to grow the biggest, healthiest, best-storing garlic you can! When to plant, where to plant for the best growing conditions, how to overwinter, when you'll see ...

Properly cured garlic should last about six months when stored at a cool temperature between 32°F and 40°F. However, garlic braids stored in warm kitchens may spoil faster.

Immature garlic does not store well, while over-mature bulbs are more subject to disease. Don’t discard, but rather use, ...

Here’s when to pick garlic, including how to do it right and cure it for 6-month storage. Also learn about softneck vs. hardneck garlic—and garlic scapes too!

This may be the best garlic breath remedy yet. On September 19, the team from Ohio State shared preliminary findings of another garlicky study, recently published in the science journal Molecules ...

After harvesting your garlic plants in their entirety, hang them in a shaded area for a few weeks to cure. Once the bulbs are dried out, you can cut the tops down to about one inch and trim the roots.

The website details when garlic is ripe for harvest. Most valuable are instructions on how to cure garlic just after it digging it up, and how to store the bulbs so they last for a long time.