I read where Roses like to have garlic grown around them. Your roses are
usually permanent, and so should be your garlic. That way you harvest what
you need and leave the rest to the following year. I know a man who does
this with a 30 ft long row. He never has to replant and he never goes
without fresh garlic.

Dwayne

"Ross" wrote in message
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I have a small space and grow a lot there.
So I some times share the same area's.

Since my garlic is already in, it will be ready to pick in June I think?

Anyone have good experience with a companion crop to Garlic?

Ross