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General Discussion
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Subject: Growing Garlic
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| Splicer |
anytown U.S,A,
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Looking for information on growing garlic? Spacing? Types? and info on how to from someone that has done this and is familiar with growing garlic.
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8/18/2013 4:19:23 PM
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| judgehal |
Duxbury,Ma.
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garlic? garlic? garlic? no, pumpkins ya. put the bulb in the ground and it will grow.
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8/18/2013 5:21:28 PM
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| meaford |
Ontario
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Brian Mailey member of GVGO is your man. Go on the GVGO web site and post your questions. I'm sure he will steer you in the right direction . good luck....Terry
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8/18/2013 6:43:17 PM
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| Milford |
milford, CT,
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I use 8 inches for spacing..then down to my 2nd knuckle for depth..has worked well.
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8/18/2013 10:22:23 PM
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| BPMailey TL |
Ontario
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Yes I use 8" spacing, 2-3" down, raised beds, well drained soil, full sun. I plant 2 hardneck varieties, mostly porcelain, with some rocambole for a bit different flavor. Use locally grown garlic only for your seed, not from the China or Mexico. Plant the cloves separately, not the whole bulb, pointed end up. Plant in early October, harvest in July.
Good Luck
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8/19/2013 8:29:18 AM
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| BPMailey TL |
Ontario
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If you need any more help, please don't hesitate to contact me at udoragarlicman at gmail dot com
Cheers...
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8/19/2013 8:33:07 AM
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| CliffWarren |
Pocatello ([email protected])
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I've been growing garlic for the last ten years or so. Easiest thing you'll ever grow. The only trouble I've had is that during winter the rain and snow and frost heaves push the garlic bulbs to the surface, and so in the spring the "bulb" is sitting there above ground. Just get them down firmly and you'll be fine.
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8/19/2013 9:53:09 AM
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