In Central Ontario, garlic cloves should be planted by the end of October for harvest in Mid July of the following year. The cloves may start growing if planted too early. Plant 4 inches deep in a well drained site with plenty of compost.
Garlic is a perennial crop and some varieties do better in colder environments than others. We have sourced varieties that can get through our tough winters and grow in our heavy clay soil. There are as many different garlic varieties as there are tomatoes varying in flavour, size and hardiness.
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Pearl garlic is a mono-bulb garlic, a single clove garlic. Mild flavoured and slightly perfumed. Mild enough to be mashed...
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This all purpose garlic is one of the most common commercially grown in Asia for not only the garlicy flavour...
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Caesar won first place in the purple stripe division at the Canadian National Exhibition 2018 and is the most flavourful...
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Mexican stiped has 8-10 medium sized cloves per bulb. The wrapper is striped purple and grows very well for us...