Harvest garlic

Garlic grows below ground, so it's not easy to tell when the bulb has matured. What's the trick of knowing when to harvest garlic? The short answer is: It's all in the leaves. Read through this guide and you'll be a pro at timing your garlic harvest!

A good rule is to plant garlic 6 to 8 weeks before your first frost. The roots of the garlic develop in the fall and winter before the ground freezes.

Growing garlic at home can be rewarding, but avoiding common mistakes is key. Discover the top 15 errors to avoid this fall from our small-scale farming expert. Learn about garlic mistakes, growing garlic from cloves and seeds, when to plant garlic (in the fall or spring), best fertilizers to use, and how to know when to harvest garlic. Don't miss out on essential tips for successful garlic cultivation!

The timing for harvesting garlic can be a little tricky. This post will help you know when to harvest garlic from the garden.

Growing garlic is easy, and requires minimal care. Learn all about how to grow it: from planting and care tips, all the way through harvest.

Know when to harvest garlic in the summer and how to store garlic for the winter. Plus, learn what to do with your garlic scapes!

Many home gardeners choose to plant garlic as a fall crop for several reasons. Garlic is easy to grow, and depending on the climate, it can grow well into the winter. Unlike most vegetables, this spicy allium is planted in the fall and harvested the following summer. If you're unsure about the best time to plant garlic, it's important to consider your hardiness zone. To learn more about planting garlic based on your USDA hardiness zone, check out our comprehensive growing guide!

Garlic is a crop that you can plant in the fall to be harvested in midsummer. Homegrown garlic tastes great, take up very little room in your garden, and doesn’t require a great deal of

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