Regardless of what variety of garlic you're growing, we've asked experts to share their best tips and tricks for harvesting ...

Growing garlic requires minimal effort but yields a lot of flavor. Garlic (Allium sativum) is one of the easiest crops to grow. Simply plant a clove in the soil, cover it with straw, and wait for ...

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 ...

Near-neutral pH between 6.5 and 7.0 is best for growing garlic. How does garlic grow? Here is a concise primer on how to start growing garlic that covers varieties, when to plant, pest prevention ...

Garlic is almost always planted as individual cloves. Key to growing large heads of garlic is planting at the right time to develop a strong root system. Here are the six stages of growing garlic ...

The garlic I harvested this past July was a disappointment ... soil conditions most likely to result in plump, heavy bulbs to harvest next July. I do know that, before planting, the soil needs ...

The perfect time to plant garlic for next summer’s harvest is right after the first frost in fall. If you want to cook up a stinky storm come July, all you’ll need is a bit of time ...

Like onions, garlic don’t compete well with other plants, so weed regularly. If the plants start to form flower stalks (scapes,) cut them off. They’re good to eat in stir-fries or salads. Harvest the ...

A TASTY seasoning, garlic is a necessary cooking ingredient in many recipes. Growing garlic is a simple process and autumn is the best time to start. There are two main types of garlic to choose from.