Instead of planting seeds, you plant individual cloves. Garlic produces a bulb-like structure called a head. Inside the head are a number of individual cloves. While garlic can be planted in late ...

Garlic bulbs being separated into cloves ready for planting. Large cloves are planted. Small cloves make their way to the kitchen.Credit: Tricia Hogbin The thing to remember is the time you plant ...

If you're on the hunt for some gardening inspiration this spring, then you might want to consider this popular kitchen staple. Garlic, with its potent aroma, is both loved and loathed. However, it ...

Garlic should be planted between Oct. 1 and Nov. 15 to give the clove a chance to develop some roots before it goes dormant for the winter. Separate cloves from the bulb and plant root side down ...

One of the most satisfyingly tactile jobs in the autumn garden is the planting of garlic cloves. You take plump bulbs, which are both firm and silky to the touch, peel off the outer dried tunic ...

The broad, flat leaves grow above the large garlic-like bulb, filled with flavoursome, "mammoth"-sized cloves. Growing this palatable allium is ideal for its tasty produce and attractive foliage ...

Peña said that because Southern California is warmer and has milder winters than other places, it’s a good idea to throw garlic bulbs in the fridge for 30-40 days before planting to replicate a ...

Instead of planting seeds, you plant individual cloves. Garlic produces a bulb-like structure called a head. Inside the head are a number of individual cloves. While garlic can be planted in late ...