[Market-farming] not too late for Garlic
Dcimmarr at aol.com
Dcimmarr at aol.com
Wed Dec 22 06:51:14 EST 2004
I've been following the thread on garlic and wanted to offer a suggestion for
those of you who havent planted garlic yet.
Planting the cloves in the spring is a good stategy if you are trying to save
what you have from vanishing forever. In most places, spring planting is not
favorable for bulb development, however, you have a greenhouse, you may be
able to get a somewhat decent harvest from the spring planted bulbs. If you start
the cloves in a greenhouse(unheated part of) and plant them out very early
spring, the results are almost comparable to fall planted cloves. In my area,
Northern Illinois, zone 5....I start them in the greenhouse mid to end of
January and plant them out about the end of March. Ive dont this two years in a row
with excellent results.
Denise Cimmarrusti
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