While garlic is a low-maintenance plant, proper care ensures an abundant harvest.Ahead, expert garlic growers provide helpful tips on cultivating your own garlic, allowing you to enjoy the vibrant ...

If you have a small garden without much planting space, try growing these veggies in a large, deep pot. "You can easily grow garlic in a container," says Chi Chi. "To do this, choose a pot at least ...

Related: How to Grow Garlic Indoors Year Round. Garlic Care Tips. Don’t forget to water. Garlic needs water, and the 1-inch–per-week rule works well.

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Knowing the right time to plant garlic is key to a successful harvest. While this root crop depends on cooler temperatures to grow and thrive, the ideal planting time will depend on your gardening ...

You can always snip off a few and take care of your garlic craving before the bulbs are ripe. Next August, the green tops will turn brown. That’s a signal that you can dig up the garlic bulbs.

Keep the vampires away next year by planting garlic this fall! ... To help you on your way, we’ve compiled a guide for how to plant, care for, harvest and store your garlic.

Grow garlic near vegetables, flowers, and herbs to keep pests away—naturally. Beets and garlic have similar care requirements, so keeping them together in the garden makes sense. Beets are low ...

If you are wondering how to grow a garlic plant, you are in the right place. Planting garlic in fall gardens is an excellent way to cultivate your own delicious varieties.

Once about half of the garlic plant’s leaves have started to brown (mid- to late July), it’s time to harvest. Dig ‘em up, find them a cool, dry place to cure for 2-3 weeks, ...

In November, when the ground begins to freeze, mulch the planting bed with 6-12 inches of straw. Unlike the spring and summer planting seasons for other edibles — when I’m juggling all sorts of other ...