To help you on your way, we’ve compiled a guide for how to plant, care for, harvest and store your garlic. Grab your cloves and your trowel: garlic planting season is upon us! Regardless of the ...

Here is a concise primer on how to start growing garlic that covers varieties, when to plant, pest prevention, and harvesting and storage. The last crop to go into the garden, garlic is planted in ...

Plant garlic cloves about one month before the ground freezes. It’s better to use seed garlic from a nursery rather than garlic coves from the grocery store. The latter variety might be treated ...

You unfortunately can’t just grab a clove of garlic from a store-bought bulb. These will have been treated with all kinds of chemicals during the growing process, so you’re not likely to yield ...

Like other vegetables including lettuce, onions, potatoes, celery, beets and more, you can grow garlic from scraps or store bought bulbs. If you're hoping to grow garlic at home, you can follow a ...

You could try separating and planting cloves from the grocery store, but store-bought garlic is likely to be treated with chemicals in order deter pests as well as to discourage sprouting.

Although you don’t usually plant garlic until mid-October the topic needs some attention now. Garlic is easy to grow, a good companion plant, usually not eaten by wildlife and very popular.

There are two basic types of garlic, soft-neck and hard-neck. Soft-neck is the kind most often found in grocery store produce departments. In addition to a row of regular-sized cloves growing ...