Garlic

The seed heads hold tiny garlic bulbs called bulbils, and some also produce flowers that develop true seeds. Both bulbils and seeds may be planted… Read More »What Can I Do With Garlic Seed Heads?

A: As you seem to suspect, they are tiny garlic bulbs. What it means is that you didn’t prune out the “flower” stalk. When garlic… Read More »Why Does My Garlic Have A Bulb On Top?

Feed the plants every other week with a liquid fish emulsion fertilizer from the time shoots emerge in early spring until approximately June 1. Water… Read More »Should Fall Planted Garlic Be Watered?

So always dig up your garlic. Never try to pull it out of the ground, as the stalks can break and separate from the bulbs.… Read More »How Do You Dig Up Garlic?

perennial. Garlic (Allium sativum) is one of the best known herbs around the world. This perennial plant, most often grown as an annual, produces edible… Read More »Are Garlic Annual Or Perennial?

Soil preparation Onions and garlic both like fertile soil, but neither require much nitrogen and so shouldn’t be grown on freshly manured soil. Instead, dig… Read More »How Do You Prepare The Soil For Onions And Garlic?

If left in the ground too long, over-ripened garlic bulbs tend to divide and form shoots from each clove (looking like a Siamese twins version… Read More »What Happens When You Leave Garlic In The Ground Too Long?

Solo garlic, also known as single clove garlic, monobulb garlic, single bulb garlic, or pearl garlic, is a type of Allium sativum (garlic). The size… Read More »What Is Small Garlic?

Fresh garlic braids used for food preparations should be used within six months, ornamental braids will last for at least two years. How long does… Read More »How Long Do Garlic Braids Last?

After one season, most bulbils grow into a small round bulb that isn’t divided into cloves, sort of like a crocus or tulip bulb. These… Read More »Can You Eat Small Garlic Bulbs?