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As the leaves begin to turn and the air crisps, fall presents a perfect opportunity to plant garlic, setting the stage for a bountiful harvest come summer. Growing garlic in the fall allows the ...

Softneck garlic with more cloves per bulb will grow more plants. It’s up to you how much room you have to grow garlic and how long you want to cook with homegrown versus store-bought.

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Garlic is usually harvested from June through August, when the plant’s leaves dry out and turn yellow or brown. Stop watering about two to three weeks before you intend to harvest the garlic.

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.

Water the row of garlic now because the weather pattern looks quite dry for the next several weeks. You won’t have to water the garlic like your plants in mid-summer.

34,000 garlic plants. 120 years. Preston family is passionate 'caretakers' of their farmland “We’re both just living our dream,” Karen Schmidt said of their passion for caring for their ...

34,000 garlic plants. 120 years. Preston family is passionate 'caretakers' of their farmland “We’re both just living our dream,” Karen Schmidt said of their passion for caring for their ...