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Garlic Sampler
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Garlic Sampler - ECO
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6236 Allium sativum Not sure what type of garlic to grow? Overwhelmed by the choices? Try our sampler: three bulbs each of four hardneck varieties. Our... read more |
Hardneck Marbled Purple Stripe Garlic
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Hardneck Marbled Purple Stripe Garlic
Giant Turkish Red - ECO
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6231 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon Robust full-bodied garlic flavor and excellent storage qualities make Giant Turkish appealing. Each bulb... read more |
Hardneck Porcelain Garlic
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Hardneck Porcelain Garlic
Georgian Crystal - ECO
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6221 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon This fine Porcelain type is sure to please those who desire large cloves. Similar in taste to German Extra... read more |
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Hardneck Porcelain Garlic
Georgian Fire - Organic
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6222 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon We love this fiery Porcelain, with more bite than Georgian Crystal. Its pungent taste is loved by garlic... read more |
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Hardneck Porcelain Garlic
Georgian Fire - ECO
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6223 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon We love this fiery Porcelain, with more bite than Georgian Crystal. Its pungent taste is loved by garlic... read more |
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Hardneck Porcelain Garlic
German Extra-Hardy - Organic
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6224 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon Selected for size. Big Porcelain bulbs typically yield four huge cloves; range is 3–5. White outer skin, rusty... read more |
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Hardneck Porcelain Garlic
German Extra-Hardy - ECO
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6225 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon Selected for size. Big Porcelain bulbs typically yield four huge cloves; range is 3–5. White outer skin, rusty... read more |
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Hardneck Porcelain Garlic
Music - Organic
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6226 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon Similar to German Extra Hardy, with large succulent cloves. Al Music brought this Porcelain type from Italy to... read more |
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Hardneck Porcelain Garlic
Music - ECO
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6227 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon Similar to German Extra Hardy, with large succulent cloves. Al Music brought this Porcelain type from Italy to... read more |
Hardneck Purple Stripe Garlic
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Hardneck Purple Stripe Garlic
Chesnok Red - Organic
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6228 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon Also known as Shvelisi, the name of the village in the Republic of Georgia where it was collected in the ’80s.... read more |
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Hardneck Purple Stripe Garlic
Chesnok Red - ECO
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6229 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon Also known as Shvelisi, the name of the village in the Republic of Georgia where it was collected in the ’80s.... read more |
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Hardneck Purple Stripe Garlic
Duganskij - ECO
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6230 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon Also known as Samarkind and Persian Star, though originally from Kazakhstan. Late-maturing Duganskij (dew-gan... read more |
Hardneck Rocambole Garlic
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Hardneck Rocambole Garlic
German Red - Organic
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6232 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon Has red-burgundy skin and light brown cloves, with double cloves common. 6–12 cloves per bulb. Stores well up... read more |
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Hardneck Rocambole Garlic
Italian Easy Peel - ECO
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6233 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon The name says a lot about this fine variety originally from northern Italy, with 6–9 easy-peeling cloves. It... read more |
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Hardneck Rocambole Garlic
Russian Red - Organic
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6234 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon Named for its mottled burgundy skin, and said to have been brought to the Pacific Northwest by Russian... read more |
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Hardneck Rocambole Garlic
Russian Red - ECO
New catalog listings coming in mid-June
6235 Allium sativum subs. ophioscorodon Said to have been brought to the Pacific Northwest by Russian immigrants in the early 1900s, and so named for... read more |
Library
Books
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Book
Growing Great Garlic
9612 by Ron L. Engeland, 213 pages, 6x9, softcover. Garlic is the world’s second most important allium crop. Whether garlic is your passion, or just... read more |