Garlic Harvest 2011

'nough said. I'm harvesting garlic...
Spanish Roja.

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[Safet]

Those scapes should have been cut long time ago. If you do not cut scapes you will get 20-30% smaller bulb.

[tnjeffofalltrades]

@Safet - Thanks. i too mention that in my "experiment results" video. You'll still get very nice, very flavorful garlic even if you're lazy like me and don't cut them. LOL

[GaryMule]

The purple kind looks like what we call "mexican" garlic. Is it more mild then the all white papered garlic?

[tnjeffofalltrades]

@GaryMule - This is some stuff I order from gurneys.com. they call it spanish roja. It is kinda mild, but it's not the mildest i've had. You definitely know you ate garlic the next day. Thanks -j

[stellbo]

Great harvest, really going to enjoy that.

[tnjeffofalltrades]

@stellbo - Thanks! It's really good.

[SteveHarpster]

very nice harvest. I will check out your other videos. I checked out your ads also

[tnjeffofalltrades]

@katzcradul - It's the eastiest thing i've ever grown. Just plant single cloves about 6 inches apart. I plant them in late october and harvest like i said when they die back. the cloves don't need to be showing sprouts, just shove in the ground and an inch.  I do recommend buying "seed" garlic rather than grocery store; although i grew it too. Good luck. I can't wait to see.

[tnjeffofalltrades]

@mywootgarden - I messed it up before the video. The roots were perfectly grown in it before I stumbled onto it.

Thanks W00t!

[sugerbear520]

nice harvest