👋🏽Good morning! Are you planting garlic this fall? ✅ Consider planting varieties that are adapted to your climate. Hard-neck garlic is for cool/cold regions, and soft-neck garlic is for temperate/warm climates. If you’re in a warm environment, you can plant garlic through January; just ensure it’s pre-chilled for at least six weeks before planting. Garlic requires at least 45 days of chilling or vernalization below 40-45 F to develop robust bulbs and divide into segmented cloves. ✅ Plant in fu

Follow for my garlic growing series! Are you ready to plant garlic? Garlic planting season is just around the corner and these are my tips to pick the right varieties to plant in your area to get some beautiful garlic bulbs next summer. I’ll also be sharing more details on the different types of garlic and where to get garlic for planting this fall in this weeks edition of our weekly newsletter Gardening Weekly. You can signup for free here 👉🏻 @gardeningweekly or on our website 👍🏼 #howtogrow

🧄 Homegrown garlic has freshness and flavor that simply can’t be bought. Better yet, it’s easy to grow in gardens of all sizes – including in containers! For a spring harvest, plant your seed garlic in the fall. Once you’ve selected a garlic variety right for your garden and received your bulbs, you’re ready to plant! To learn more, visit 🔗 https://bit.ly/3dDhFxb | Burpee Gardening

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