Garlic

Separate the cloves and set each one, pointed end up, 10-15cm (4-6″) apart and with the tip of the clove 2-5cm (1-2″) deep in rich,… Read More »How Do You Grow Red Garlic?

Porcelain eating garlic is a hardneck that typically has 4-8 symmetrical large cloves per bulb that are easy to peel. Porcelains are hardy and a… Read More »What Is Porcelain Garlic?

(Figures 1 & 2). While cloves with bulb mite scars are still OK to eat, these cloves often dry out or desiccate quickly in storage.… Read More »Can I Eat Garlic With Bulb Mites?

Larvae, nymphs, and adult mites will all feast on every part of a bulb, whether it’s in the ground or harvested. You can still eat… Read More »Can I Eat Garlic With Bugs?

The most beautiful garlic you’ll ever see. Chesnok Red is a Purple Stripe variety of garlic, and perhaps the most beautiful garlic we offer. It… Read More »Is There A Red Garlic?

Even though it’s powerful and pungent, fresh garlic should never have a bitter flavor. If your garlic has a bitter taste, it’s most likely because… Read More »Why Does My Garlic Taste Bitter?

However the scientific explanation to this is linked to the presence of Sulfur in garlic, which leads to the strong smell and it is believed… Read More »What Happens When You Put Garlic Under Your Pillow?

Garlic can be grown as a perennial, providing garlic every year. However, because it is grown for its bulbs, it is usually grown as an… Read More »Does Garlic Need To Be Replanted Every Year?

Garlic has its own universally known scent– spicy, pungent and mellow. If your garlic starts to lose its distinct smell or have a sour scent,… Read More »Is Garlic Supposed To Be Sour?

Only smash the garlic clove with the side if your chef’s knife and then peel it. From there you can slice, chop, mince. No need… Read More »Should Garlic Be Washed After Peeling?