Garlic is an easy and low-maintenance crop to grow indoors on a windowsill. You can harvest it early and your chances of ...

Growing garlic couldn’t be easier. It doesn’t require much, and once you eat homegrown garlic, you’ll want to grow your own ...

Unlike true seeds, most people plant garlic cloves to get a harvest of garlic. In fact, if you buy garlic at the garden center, you’ll notice it looks like garlic you buy in the store.

Growing garlic indoors can be easier than outdoors because you’re in control of the environment, eliminating pest infestations and providing consistency in growing conditions. Winter garlic is ...

Let’s say you wish to plant two hardneck bulbs which have 12 cloves per bulb; you’re actually planting 24 garlic plants. Softneck garlic with more cloves per bulb will grow more plants.

Garlic Growing Tips. To set garlic, separate cloves from the head and plant each clove with the pointed end facing up, about 2 to 4 inches deep and 4 to 8 inches apart.

Separate the garlic bulbs into individual cloves, plant each clove (pointed end up) 4 inches apart, then cover with 1 to 2 inches of soil. Cover garlic bed with 4 inches of mulch or pine straw to ...

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Garlic is planted in the fall. You separate the cloves a day or two before planting and then plant them about 6 inches apart and 2-3 inches deep.

To plant garlic cloves, separate them from one another immediately prior to planting. This will keep them hydrated prior to placement. Cloves should be planted only 1 and 1/2 inches deep, ...