Garlic & Fall Onions

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    Chesnok Red - An outstanding hardneck garlic hailing from Shvelisi, Republic of Georgia. One of the best for cooking...
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  • German Porcelain Garlic

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    German Porcelain - One of the best hardneck garlics for flavor and keeping. Very large bulbs contain 4 to 5 huge...
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    Elephant - The mild flavor of this popular variety is ideal for soups, salads and sauce. Leaves no garlic aftertaste...
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    One 1/2 Lb. each of #F04513 Chesnok Red, #F04517 German Porcel... 
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    Inchelium Red - One of the best flavored softneck artichoke garlics. The flavor is mild and long-lasting with a hint...
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    Italian Late - A softneck artichoke garlic with tight, light colored wrappers surrounding fat, round outer cloves....
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    Hot and spicy when raw, this hardneck variety mellows through cooking, but maintains a wonderfully robust garlic...
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    Musik - A hardy, high-yielding, hardneck porcelain variety out of Canada that grows well in northern climates. Very...
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    One 1/2 lb each of #F04520 Musik, #F04518 Northern White, ... 
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    Northern White - A very easy-to-grow porcelain type hardneck garlic producing large bulbs. Thick, papery-white outer...
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    Silver Rose - This softneck silverskin garlic makes beautiful braids with its 10 to 12 rose-colored cloves encased in...
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    Spanish Roja - A hardneck rocambole garlic famous for robust gourmet garlic flavor. Globe-shaped bulbs in off-white...
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The allicin content in garlic supports normal cholesterol levels, enhances circulation and boosts the immune system. The largest bulbs (also referred to as heads) are produced from fall planting, but a heavy mulch is necessary in cold areas to prevent frost heaving. Harvest fall planted garlic the following summer, leaving any small bulbs to grow for another year. Garlic can take 2 to 3 seasons of growing and replanting before cloves become fully acclimated to your growing conditions. For softneck types, 6 heads will plant about 25 feet of row. For hardneck types, 6 heads will plant about 10-15 feet. Separate garlic into cloves just before planting.