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Ping Songbird: what variety of garlic do yo grow?
Hi Songbird and Everyone,
Burpee's horticulturalist confirmed that my Purple Glazer garlic is a loss for the season and that it was due to a sudden warm spell in May. You live in a hotter climate, with a longer growing season than do I, without any "warm spell" wiping you out. What variety of Garlic do you grow? -T I am zone 6c |
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Ping Songbird: what variety of garlic do yo grow?
T wrote:
Hi Songbird and Everyone, Burpee's horticulturalist confirmed that my Purple Glazer garlic is a loss for the season and that it was due to a sudden warm spell in May. You live in a hotter climate, with a longer growing season than do I, without any "warm spell" wiping you out. What variety of Garlic do you grow? i don't think it is necessarily warmer or longer growing season here, but we do have more rain and better soil and that's going to make a difference for all sorts of things. the garlic came from a friend who'd been growing it all her life and it came from her uncle who had grown it for 40yrs before she got it. not sure what variety it is other than it is a hard-necked garlic. it has likely been in this area more than 100yrs. i'm not sure ours is doing that great this year either. it is just getting scapes on it now. i have plenty. send me your mailing address and i can send some to you to try. i'll warn you though that it can spread very easily by the scapes if you don't get them all... my sister put some at her place in southern Colorado some years ago and she says it is still there, but i'm not sure how well it is doing. i don't think they've cultivated it yet in a garden. songbird |
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