Thursday, November 16, 2017

The Old Farmer's Almanac - Growing Garlic from Planting to Harvest

Gorgeous garlic packs a pungent punch, making it an indispensable addition to so many recipes - and every vegetable garden.

Growing Garlic from Planting to Harvest

Garlic is best planted before winter in many areas. It's very easy to grow - all it needs to thrive is a sunny spot and good drainage.
In this short video we demonstrate how to plant, harvest and store these beautiful bulbs so you can enjoy perfect garlic every time.
Growing Garlic from Planting to Harvest
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