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12 Mar 23, Kay (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

I live in Logan and would love to grow garlic but have had no success so if you can provide name of garlic and where to get the corms please Thanking you Kay

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28 Mar 23, Elena (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Italian Pink is suitable for our climate

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17 Mar 23, marco (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

google .organic shop vegetables. you can pick up 3 organic hard neck for about 10 dollars ... australian red for gold coast or logan ...soak in water , i use worm compost water for 1 night before planting ..

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15 Mar 23, Anonymous (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Buy from a nursery Bunnings Boondie Seeds or on the internet. Plant soon late April to June.

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07 Mar 23, Emma (Australia - tropical climate)

Good afternoon, I am trying to find a supplier for SOFT NECK GARLIC to plant in a home garden not commercial, I live in Far North QLD in the Tablelands (Dambulla). Would like some information as to time to plant or any other types of GARLIC that would grow well here. Thanking you in advance!

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10 Mar 23, Rod (Australia - temperate climate)

Emma, try Tasmanian gourmet garlic. They sell to people up here like us. If you're in Danbullah you are probably subtropical or temperate (like us at Lake Eacham). They have some great information on their website as well. Start of May is the time to plant, depending on how wet it is.

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21 Mar 23, Emma Vela (Australia - tropical climate)

Thank you ROD from Lake Eacham for your information, cheers.

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05 Mar 23, (South Africa - Summer rainfall climate)

The temperature in the freestate goes down to minus 10 ⁰c and 39 ⁰c in summer. Can i plant garlic to grow during the winter here?

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16 Mar 23, Celeste Archer (Canada - Zone 5a Temperate Warm Summer climate)

I generally have garlic in my compost -- little bits that have maybe rotted a bit, and I can't even imagine how they grow -- but anyhow ---- I dig kitchen scraps directly into the garden over winter. Winter here gets down to about -10c for short periods of time (several nights in a row, for half a dozen hours at a time) -- generally winter temps are closer to -3c at night. Anyhow, come spring the areas where I have dug in kitchen scraps directly into the garden are usually sprouting : potatoes and garlic (among other things). So despite that I am actually planting garlic in winter, it will not grow until spring. I also grow garlic via the two year method (collecting seeds called bulbils - planting them immediately upon collection (so fall) )-- they grow in spring -- and then next year, they grow the garlic. Depending on the TYPE of garlic you are growing you can get 60 or more bulbils from one flower -- so this is economical if you have the SPACE. Again, the garlic is overwintered directly in the garden. In my area/zone, you have to yank out garlic if you don't want it -- because it just seems to grow and grow (same thing with fuchsia and potatoes).

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06 Mar 23, (South Africa - Dry summer sub-tropical climate)

It says to plant Feb to April.

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