On Tue, 21 Oct 2003 15:24:14 GMT, "joe s" wrote:

ok, i would like to plant some garlic (with the rest of my garden [tomatoes,
carrots, onions, lettuce, mics. herbs, bush beans, brocolli, cauliflower,
cukes, radishes, cabbage, mustard greens and corn]i live in Florida, land of
the year round garden) and i haven't a clue on how to start

i do have a bulb i picked up from the grocery..can i just nab a clove off
and get it in some water?

what is the official process for growing garlic?


I planted the toes 8 years ago and they still come up green in the
winter and die off in the (hot) summer. Never harvested it though,
just grew it solely as a companion plant for my roses. Plant the toes
directly in the ground. They like cool weather.