Garlic is widely used around the world for its pungent flavor as a seasoning or condiment.
The garlic plant’s bulb is the most commonly used part of the plant. With the exception of the single clove types, garlic bulbs are normally divided into numerous segments called cloves.
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Very good. Warm, rich, initial moderate heat with a very nice garlic flavor.
Grows best in cool climates, as Rocamboles require a period of winter cold.Ā In warmer areas may get a good crop by cooling bulbs for a few weeks prior to planting, but note that plants grown in subsequent years are likely to be smaller (miniaturized) and to produce smaller bulbs.
Quite fussy unless grown in the correct climate. Scapes need to be removed before uncoiling in order to grow full size bulbs.
When first dug light purple blush or mottling on white. Inner wrappers are white. After curing skins are white with faint purple blush or mottling.
Skins are moderately coarse.
ELEPHANT GARLIC
Elephant garlic is actually a leek not a garlic. It is harder to grow but the rewards can be great. The better the
organic matter that is in your soil, the happier your garlic will be. The plant, if left alone, will spread into a clump with many flowering heads.
Some of the seed is grown in Missouri.
Very good. Warm, rich, initial moderate heat with a very nice garlic flavor.
Grows best in cool climates, as Rocamboles require a period of winter cold.Ā In warmer areas may get a good crop by cooling bulbs for a few weeks prior to planting, but note that plants grown in subsequent years are likely to be smaller (miniaturized) and to produce smaller bulbs.
Quite fussy unless grown in the correct climate. Scapes need to be removed before uncoiling in order to grow full size bulbs.
When first dug light purple blush or mottling on white. Inner wrappers are white. After curing skins are white with faint purple blush or mottling.
Skins are moderately coarse.
ELEPHANT GARLIC
Elephant garlic is actually a leek not a garlic. It is harder to grow but the rewards can be great. The better the
organic matter that is in your soil, the happier your garlic will be. The plant, if left alone, will spread into a clump with many flowering heads.
Some of the seed is grown in Missouri.
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