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Last edited by Scarlet; 26-09-2015, 12:17 PM.
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As I said above I ordered my garlic from King's Seeds - the Oct mag offer......£11 including p&p.......well they just turned up and I am chuffed to bits.
The bulbs are huge and the elephant garlic cloves are massive.
I have 1 of each bulb of -
Early Purple Wight, Iberian Wight, Solent Wight, Bohemian Rose Wight, Mikulov Wight, Provence Wight and 4 Elephant cloves.
I have no idea what the difference is between them all as I just grow and eat it.
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Originally posted by Lisasbolt View PostBought mine yesterday, i have a whole bed ready for it.
Never really grown garlic before, i am worried about the watering, as it is so dry here so will give the bed a good water but don't want to over water so that they rot. It a hard one.He who smiles in the face of adversity,has already decided who to blame
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Originally posted by WendyC View PostNever grown garlic but don't they need a period of cold, which they won't get in the greenhouse. Perhaps someone will put me right.Originally posted by astraman1 View Postyes they need the period of cold so that the clove will split into the individual cloves in a bulb
Anyhoo, I shall be planting in Sping again next year & see if results are consistant, this years crop can be seen .... http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...ml#post1359740He who smiles in the face of adversity,has already decided who to blame
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Originally posted by Martin H View PostI saved my best bulb of both varieties I grew this year and will plant next month. Vallelado and Thermidrome. I should end up with a couple of dozen bulbs again, which is plenty to get us through the year.
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I'm planning on planting some in modules this year, 'cos I've got epic bed raising plans for the winter, and otherwise I'd have to dig them up when I got to that bed! This way I can give them a good start then plant 'em out in spring. Hopefully.
I'm growing 'Marco', and some saved Elephant cloves.
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Originally posted by bearded bloke View PostI'm not so sure about this, to try & avoid allium leaf miner I have taken to planting mine in late Spring
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Hoping to get my elephant garlic in later. So chuffed with my crop this year an average clove is weighing in around 80g.
I intend to plant out the biggest cloves out and eat the smaller ones.Attached Files
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Originally posted by bramble View PostIs the November issue out already.
Didnt get the October one yet.He who smiles in the face of adversity,has already decided who to blame
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