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How To Grow Garlic

August 4, 2011 - GrowOrganic

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Growing garlic—what’s the difference between softneck and hardneck varieties?

Growing garlic in your own garden lets you play with flavors you cannot find at stores. We carry more organic seed garlic than any other garden company, at the best prices, so plunge in and get garlicky. How to grow garlic The nuts and bolts of how to grow garlic and harvest garlic are right here for you, in our new video and our downloadable Garlic Growing Guide. The question is, which varieties of garlic seed do you want to plant? Softneck or hardneck or both? Garlic has a neck? By the time you…

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