garlic plant seeds Porcelain Garlic Seed - German White 1 lb

garlic plant seeds Porcelain Garlic Seed - German White 1 lbGerman White Garlic Seed for Fall planting SHIPPING early August Can NOT ship to the following: ID AK WA HI GU PR VI You will receive: 3 5 Jumbo bulbs approx 1 pound ***Garlic is a living product, bulb sizes may vary and you may receive more or less than 3 5 bulbs but you WILL ALWAYS receive 1lb or slightly more Variety GERMAN WHITE which is a Porcelain Variety of the Hardneck garlics > The Porcelains have the Hottest Flavors of all the garlic

German White Garlic Seed for Fall planting

SHIPPING early August

Can NOT ship to the following: ID AK WA HI GU PR VI

You will receive:
3-5 Jumbo bulbs - approx 1 pound   ***Garlic is a living product, bulb sizes may vary and you may receive more or less than 3-5 bulbs but you WILL ALWAYS receive 1lb or slightly more

Variety - GERMAN WHITE which is a Porcelain Variety of the Hardneck garlics
----> The Porcelains have the Hottest Flavors of all the garlic varieties

+ Planting Instructions that include harvesting and super easy curing information

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How much will 4-5 seed garlic bulbs grow?
approximately 24ish+ garlic plants with 1 bulb forming from each plant
If that's too much garlic seed is fully edible - so enjoy!

(Bulb sizes may vary from pictures as this was last season's crop, in general they will be Jumbo graded)

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Urban gardeners - Can garlic be grown in pots on a patio or deck?

YES! Garlic performs well in pots, grow bags, raised beds, that are 12" + deep. Check out our fabric planter listing :) When growing in pots more waterings are usually required as well as Organic fertilizers/nutrients such as: compost tea, liquid kelp, seaweed.


What is the difference between softneck and hardneck?

The vertical stalk that grows is refereed to as the "neck". With the hardneck varieties the stalk produces a distinct curled flower pod called a scape. The scape should be cut off before flowing to revert the energy to the bulb. Scapes are an edible bonus - sauteed in olive oil , tossed with Parmesan and red pepper flakes - yum! The stalk then becomes stiff and hard hence the name - hardneck.


Hardnecks are sometimes considered to have more complex flavors but don't store as long.

Softnecks don't form the hard stalk or the scapes but are great for braiding as the leaf stalks stay soft and pliable. Softnecks are somewhat milder in flavor but typically produce larger bulbs and have longer storage life.

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