I was watering and weeding my herb bed. The tops of all my garlic had died, dried and I was throwing them out, so I thought I'd dig up a few bulbs of garlic. The garlic wasn't in typical bulbs each stalk was an individual clove/bulb. Looks like pearl onions, but definetly garlic. I just thought it was weird, Last time I dug some up it was little heads with individual cloves.
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Re: Look at my garlic,
Yum. Looks good to me!! I LOVE garlic!!Lauren~The ultimate tragedy is not the oppression and cruelty by the bad people but the silence over that by the good people. ~
Martin Luther King, Jr.
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I had a 2 bulbs of garlic sprout, so I seperated it and planted them in my herb bed. Last year they came up, died down, had small little bulbs, this year, came up, died down, and just had the single clove, it's kinda funny lookin for garlic, but I dont' have to worry about peeling it or anything. When I was a kid, we had some garlic growing around a couple water spickets, and the greens grew huge and flowered, these never did."Nobody can make you feel inferior without your consent." ~Eleanor Roosevelt
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I'm trying garlic for the second time. The first time I had your exact experience. I then read that you leave the single bulb in the ground and overwinter them, let them come up the following year and they develop then. I don't know if this is true and I don't know if I can "wait" that long for garlic. I'd have to plant A TON of garlic because I use so much of it, so I'll probably just keep buying it at the market. (Or, from the Amish. Their garlic is so fresh, with large cloves, and it keeps much longer than the grocery store's.)
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I am trying my first batch this year! I had no clue on what I was doin! But anyway, after I planted my cloves (of course) I got online and did a little research...Found out I should've planted an inch deeper but I should have split the cloves before planting? Did you guys try that? My inquiring mind wants to know..I know I split a couple of mine because I wanted to check something out. But the other ones I didn't.
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I seperated the cloves. This is the second year for mine. I didn't plant them very deep, that may be the problem also. Last year they had cloves, the bulbs were a little larger than a silver dollar, had 6-8 small cloves in them. I only dug up a couple, left the rest. I don't know why they didn't flower, I guess cause they weren't deep enough."Nobody can make you feel inferior without your consent." ~Eleanor Roosevelt
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