Planting (Fall): Plant garlic cloves in the fall, typically before the first frost. Space them about 6 inches apart in well-drained soil. Germination (Winter): Garlic will sprout roots even in ...

Most farmers harvest their crops in the fall, but Luke Ahrndt and Brian Neff just planted theirs in late September. With their garlic cloves tucked into bed for the winter, patience is a virtue ...

Tubers and alliums often get short shrift as the least sexy veg, but master gardener Callie Works-Leary says they deserve top ...

Another factor is harvesting at prime maturity, while the cloves remain tightly together beneath their protective, papery ...

Flavoursome garlic is an essential ingredient in so many recipes. Easy to grow in the garden, it doesn’t take up too much space and it can be started off in the autumn or late winter in the ground or ...

Onions and garlic are satisfying to grow and not difficult even for a beginner ... and again in late summer or autumn to be ready from June, although a second planting isn't recommended in ...

Contrary to most crops, garlic is planted in the fall, as it requires cold treatment for its roots to develop and produces numerous bulbs during its long growing season, Ahrndt said. By spring ...