How to grow garlic By 23 June 2009 at 8:18 am and have 5 Comments

Garlic is really easy plant to grow. Most people don’t realise how easy it is and buy garlic in the shop spending a fortune. :) It can be grown anywhere in your garden – garlic is not fussy. It needs the same conditions as onions to grow well (read Growing and planting onions) The best time to plant garlic is a late September (please note: these instructions may not work that well if you have different seasons like in India or other Monsoon countries).

How to grow garlic

1) Buy garlic bulb in the shop or on the market. Cut it down in the middle and separate the cloves. Try not to break or damage the cloves, just break them naturally. You can leave the skin on, it doesn’t matter.
2) Plant garlic cloves about 2 inches deep and give them 3-4 inches space between each one.
3) Put them in groups of 5-6 or more and plant them like any other bulbs – tip part should be up and the bottom part – down.
4) Cover them up and forget about them until the next fall. When the leafs are almost turning brown – dig them up and enjoy your fresh self-grown garlic! :)

Update here: How to grow bigger garlic cloves.

Read also:
Growing tomatoes in pots
Growing and planting pumpkins

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5 responses : “ How to grow garlic ”

  1. 1
    Katy :

    Pretty good post. I just found your site and wanted to say
    that I’ve really enjoyed reading your posts. Anyway
    I’ll be subscribing to your blog and I hope you write again soon!

  2. 2
    Anthony :

    Thanks, Katy! :)

  3. 3
    David :

    Any ideas about growing bigger garlic cloves?

  4. 4
    admin :

    Hi, David!
    Personally I have not idea how to grow garlic bigger but I will ask people from my village, may be they know about it. If yes, then I will post the updated information here.

  5. 5
    admin :

    David, I’ve written a new article about growing garlic. You can read it here: http://homegardenseedsorganic.com/how-to-grow-bigger-garlic-bulbs. Hope it helps!

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