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The cloves of “hardneck” garlic, like purple garlic, all tend to be the same size because they all grew around the same centre. These larger cloves tend to be “juicier.” “Softneck” varieties, like ...

At 50°F to 60°F, green leaves put on greatest growth for three to four weeks. Cloves have not developed and hardneck garlic has not put up a stiff central stem. When plants are pencil size, they ...

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!

If snow is practically a foreign concept and you can wear shorts in December, softneck garlic is a better bet for your garden. In contrast to its hardier cousin, softneck garlic loves the milder ...

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One of my favorite moments of the vegetable gardening year is when my wife Suzanne and I go out in October to plant the next year’s garlic crop. Garlic Planting Tips (Tips from the UMASS Center for ...

Planting garlic in the fall is one of the simplest and most rewarding things you can do in your garden. No matter how much experience you have, garlic is a forgiving crop that rewards patience ...

Other than scapes, hardneck garlic is notable for the bulbils or mini-bulbs that it forms on scapes when they are left unharvested. Depending on the hardneck variety, as many as 200 bulbils can ...

Garlic is planted in the fall. You separate the cloves a day or two before planting and then plant them about 6 inches apart and 2-3 inches deep. Cover with a mulch such as straw. The idea is to ...